Talks
Lectures and presentations on recent research projects are held by students, graduands, scientific staff and guests in regular seminars for this purpose.
All information about public talks (as well as offered theses and HiWi-Jobs) can be received via the mailing list
Recordings of selected Talks can be accessed on our media portal.
Date, Time
Event
Room
Final talk for Master's Thesis by
Tobias Brunnwieser
(Gasser, Totakura, Wohlfart)
A Framework for Detection and Analysis of HTTPS Interception
Language:
English
Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Felix Schorer
(Günther, Leclaire, Naab)
TUMexam: Building an Extension for Creating and Grading Digital Exams
Language:
German
Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Moschino Breuer
(Günther, Leclaire, Naab)
TUMexam: Building a Reliable and Secure Platform for Taking Digital Exams
Language:
German
Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Max Schickert
(Günther, Leclaire, Naab)
TUMexam: Development of a Scanner Frontend and Image Transfer Protocol for Scanner Exams
Language:
German
Date, Time
Event
Room
Intermediate talk for Master's Thesis by
Hendrik Leppelsack
(Kinkelin, Liebald, Geyer)
Experimental Performance Evaluation of Private Distributed Ledger Implementations
Language:
German
Final talk for Master's Thesis by
Christian Lübben
(Pahl, Liebald)
Wearables in IoT Szenarios
Language:
German
Final talk for Master's Thesis by
Matthias Mögerle
(Pahl, Liebald)
User-Assisted Creation of Semantic Indoor Models for Smarter Applications
Language:
German
Final talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Fabian Bonk
(Emmerich)
Accelerating Snabb Programs with DPDK
Language:
German
Date, Time
Event
Room
Final talk for Master's Thesis by
Valentin Hauner
(Kinkelin, Niedermayer)
Trustworthy Configuration Management for Networked Devices using Distributed Ledgers
Language:
German
Final talk for Master's Thesis by
Eralp Bayraktar
(Pahl, Liebald)
Local Energy Sharing on Blockchain
Language:
English
Intermediate talk for Master's Thesis by
Daniel Krieger
(Scholz, Geyer, Rouhi, Jaeger)
Discerning of TCP Congestion Control Algorithms in an Emulated Environment
Language:
English