Thesis Topics
Specific Topics
The research group "Communication and Distributed Systems" releases occasionally specific topics for a BSc or MSc thesis. The currently available ones can be found listed below. If you are interested in undertaking some topic or for any related clarifications please contact the related research assistant.
| Title | |
|---|---|
| Optimization of local energy systems (pumpstorage) using AI | Yamshid Farhat |
| VNF Performance Prediction for Optimal O-RAN Functional Splits in 5G Networks | Jesutofunmi Ajayi |
| Stochastic Modeling of Mobile Ad Hoc Networks | Dr. Antonio Di Maio |
| Data-driven Enhancement of Mobile Ad Hoc Networks’ Reliability Against Jamming Attacks | Dr. Antonio Di Maio |
General Topics
Additionally, we offer topics for Bachelor and Master theses that are generally in line with the group’s ongoing conducted research. The general directions are shown below along with the involved research assistant. For more insight regarding their research interests, you can also consider their publications. If you want to define a thesis topic please come in contact with them.
| Research Directions | |
|---|---|
| Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Edge Computing | Alisson Medeiros |
| Service Management in Fog and Multi-Access Edge Computing Environments | Diego Oliveira |
| Indoor Positioning and Localization | Dimitris Xenakis |
| Internet of Things | Jakob Schärer |
| Federated Vehicular Networks – Opportunities and Challenges | Lucas Pacheco |
| Distributed Machine Learning for Internet of Things | Eric Samikwa |
| Network (Function) Virtualization and Fog Service Support in 5G | Jesutofunmi Ajayi |
| Reinforcement Learning | Patric Hammler |
| Innovative network planning for active electric distribution networks with advanced machine learning algorithms | Yamshid Farhat |
| Modeling and Optimization of Mobile Ad Hoc Networks | Dr. Antonio Di Maio |
| Other topics: Distributed systems, Federated, Split, and Gossip Learning, Online Gaming, Jamming Attacks, Quantum Mobile Networking, Mobility Prediction, Performance Modeling, etc. | Dr. Antonio Di Maio |