Student Projects

Open, current, and completed student projects of the Data Engineering department.

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Open and ongoing student projects

Open topics

Feel free to contact us if you are interested in contributing to one of our projects or more generally to a topic related to our research as part of a student project. Ideally, you have attended one or more of our courses. For further assessment we encourage you to send us your current transcript. 

Ongoing projects

  • Benchmarking pre-trained language models for schema-agnostic entity resolution
    Jan Bothmann
  • Machine learning methodology for robot axis value predictions
    Meng Sun, Master thesis

Completed student projects

  • Leveraging Large Language Models for Entity Matching
    Moritz Pfeffer, Master thesis
  • Fairness-Monitoring in Data Preparation Pipelines
    Patrick Epple, Bachelor thesis
  • Development of an interactive system for the FALCC framework
    Linus Zaiser, Bachelor thesis
  • Studying bias in machine learning using visual exploration
    Alaa Elghazaly, research project
  • Modern architectures for data integration in AEC
    Pawan Waldia, research project
  • Effective Entity Resolution on Dynamic Data
    Maksim Helmann, research project
  • Maximizing prediction diversity in model ensembles for locally fair classifications
    Ole Nies, Bachelor thesis
  • Evaluation of the Usefulness of Explanations for Entity Resolution
    Himanshu Acharya, Master thesis
  • Systematic evaluation of approaches for fair machine learning
    Julian Valentin Eble, Bachelor thesis
  • Data Lake Services zur interoperablen Datenverwaltung in Bauprojekten
    Emil Czychon, Christopher Dahl, Christian Bartsch, Entwicklungsprojekt
  • Deep Learning in Stream Entity Resolution
    Suhas Devendrakeerti, Master thesis
  • Tracking and Preparing Simulation Metadata for Publishing
    Anne Lendl, Master thesis
  • Assessment of data processing steps with provenance
    Malte Meiners, Bachelor thesis
  • Model metadata sheets for transparency and accountability
    Melissa Tundo, Bachelor thesis
  • Developing fair and personalized machine learning models
    Nico Lässig, Master thesis
  • Incremental Schema-agnostic Blocking for Entity Resolution of Web Data
    Kareem Elzayat, Master thesis
  • Minimizing Labelling Bias during Label Categorization
    Tuan Nam Vu, Bachelor Thesis
  • Visual Exploration of Decision Support Systems
    Sujanthan Sureshkumar, Bachelor Thesis
  • Analysis Techniques for Claim Data Mining
    Mehran Chowdhury, Master Thesis
  • Nutzbarkeit von Data Profiling Metadaten in transparenten Entscheidungsunterstützungssystemen
    Benjamin Vier, Bachelor thesis
  • Ontology-based Product Catalog Exploration
    Nour Ramzy, Master thesis
  • Storing and Visualizing Structural Provenance
    Markus Schweizer, Master thesis
  • Why-not provenance for nested data in Spark
    Matthias Wagner, Master thesis
  • Erkennung von Verzerrung in Entscheidungsunterstützungssystemen
    Lars Gröninger, Melissa Tundo, Tuan Nam Vu, Bachelor research project
  • Provenance for Nested Data in DISC Systems
    Wilhelm Stephan, Master thesis
  • Data Repository and Generator for Provenance Evaluation Benchmarking
    Anne Lendl, Bachelor thesis
  • Tree Pattern Matching in DISC Systems
    Shamim Ahmed, Master thesis
  • Design and Implementation of provenance-driven visualization recommendation for visual data exploration
    Henry Khang Vu, Bachelor thesis
  • Data Provenance for Entity Resolution
    Sarah Oppold, Master thesis
  • NedExplain meets Nautilus
    Matthias Wagner, Bachelor Thesis
  • Workload based Provenance Capture Reduction
    Priyanka Jadhav, Master thesis
  • NautilusWeb – Visualisierung aktueller Data Provenance Algorithmen im Web
    Birgit Ast, Benjamin Cadell, Natalia Mendel, Bachelor project computer science
  • Explaining Missing Answers of Hierarchical Data Processing in Spark
    Karsten Meyer, Master thesis
  • Vergleich von Provenance Fähigkeiten in Workflow Systemen
    Olga Schretter, Dominik Sautter, Matthias Wagner, Fachstudie 
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