Bachelor's- and Master's Theses at the Institute of Computer Science
The Research Center for Digital Sustainability supervises bachelor's and master's theses at the Institute of Computer Science on the following topics:
| Topic | Supervisor |
|---|---|
| Natural Language Processing (NLP) | Luca Rolshoven |
| Open Source Software | Matthias Stürmer |
| Open Data | Matthias Stürmer |
| Linked Data | Benedikt Hitz |
| Community IoT (The Things Network) | Benedikt Hitz |
Current Theses
| Topic | Area | Level | Status | Student | Project Start |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Optimizing Document Parsing Pipelines via LLM-Guided Evaluation | NLP | Master | In Progress | Jiangnan Zhang | HS25 |
| NLP for Public Procurement (multiple topics, contact Luca Rolshoven) | NLP | Bachelor / Master | Available | - | Anytime |
| NLP – Need Help Finding a Topic? Reach Out to Luca Rolshoven | NLP | Bachelor / Master | Available | - | Anytime |
| Fine-Tuning Embedding Models for Sustainability Analysis in Public Procurement | NLP | Master | In Progress | Julien Gaumez | FS25 |
Previous Theses
| Topic | Suitable Level |
Student | Project Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
Web Scraping for a Database of Court Decision Related Documents |
Seminar/Bachelor's |
Alec Schürmann | May 2021 – Jan. 2022 |
Seminar |
Thirith Yang |
Sep. 2021 – Jan. 2022 |
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Re-Identification with Data from the Swiss Transportation Safety Investigation Board |
Seminar |
Atefeh Fakhari |
Mar. 2022 – Sep. 2022 |
Seminar |
Alexandra-Carmen Kovacs |
Sep. 2021 – Jan. 2022 |
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Seminar/Bachelor's |
Bachelor: Marco Buchholz |
Oct. 2021 – present Sep. 2021 – Jan. 2022 |
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Seminar/Bachelor's |
Seminar HS21 finished: Benjamin Bläsi, Seyedehsharareh Mirzargar, Alex Nyffenegger available as Bachelor's Thesis |
Oct. 2021 – Jan. 2022 |
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Bachelor's/Master's |
available
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Bachelor's/Master's |
Ronja Stern |
Nov. 2021 – present |
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Zero-Shot and Few-Shot Natural Language Inference Models for Judgment Prediction
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Seminar |
Boris Mottet, Tunahan Öszoy |
Mar. 2022 – Jul. 2022 |
Explainability Annotations for Legal Judgment Prediction in Switzerland |
Bachelor's/Master's |
Nina Baumgartner |
Feb. 2022 – present |
Explainability Methods for Legal Judgment Prediction in Switzerland |
Seminar/Bachelor's |
Ying Ying Lee, Xinwei Li, Bohua Chen |
Mar. 2022 – Jul. 2022 |
Bachelor's |
Tobias Brugger |
Feb. 2022 – present |
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Bachelor's/Master's |
Ramona Christen |
Sep. 2022 – present |
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Re-Identification in Court Decisions with Pretrained Language Models |
Bachelor's/Master's |
Alex Nyffenegger |
Feb. 2022 – present |
Bachelor's/Master's |
Vishvaksenan Rasiah |
Feb. 2022 – present |
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Seminar |
Dominik Ummel, Marius Asadauskas, Renato Rao |
Mar. 2022 – Jul. 2022 |
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Bachelor's/Master's |
Roman Martinez |
Mar. 2022 – present |
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Master's |
unavailable |
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Master's |
unavailable |
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Bachelor's/Master's |
unavailable |
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Developing a Tool to Classify Types of Information from Comments |
Seminar |
unavailable |