Master Thesis

Qualification aims

The master's thesis enables the student to design an appropriate research methodology, master subject matter, communicate findings, and apply ethical considerations by engaging in literature analysis, developing and evaluating solution approaches, writing a thesis, and presenting research, ultimately enhancing the student's ability for independent scientific work and qualifying the student for a career as an automation engineer.

A student can

• design an appropriate research methodology
• demonstrate mastery of his or her subject matter
• communicate research findings
• defend his or her research outcomes
• apply ethical considerations throughout the research process

by

• understanding the technical or scientific problem
• identifying, analyzing and evaluating relevant previous work in available literature
• developing solution approaches
• evaluating the solution approaches
• selecting the best approach
• implementing the best approach
• writing a coherent and well-structured thesis
• articulating the rationale, methodology, and implications of their findings during an oral presentation (colloquium), demonstrating confidence and deep understanding of his or her work
• adhering to ethical guidelines and protocols

to

• further develop and demonstrate his or her capacities for independent scientific work
• further develop and demonstrate his or her ability to solve a technical or scientific problem on time
• ensure the integrity and societal value of his or her work
• be qualified for a professional career as automation engineer