Talks
Lectures and presentations on recent research projects are held by students, graduants, 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.
March 2020:
As reaction to the coronavirus disease COVID-19 and the virus SARS-CoV-2 the seminars will be held online.
The specific video conference room is announced in the invitation.
Please contact
researchseminar
net.in.tum.de
for additional information or questions.
Date, Time
Event
Room
Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Arsatius Regler
(Günther, Andre, Naab, Jaeger)
TUMexam: Development of a collaboration tool for sample solutions
Language:
German
Final talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Philip Holzmann
(Günther, Andre, Naab, Jaeger)
User-defined Grade Calculation for TUMexam
Language:
German
Date, Time
Event
Room
Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Atakan Dulker
(Jaeger, Zirngibl)
Analysis of the Acknowledgement Mechanism in QUIC
Language:
English
Final talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Robert Dillitz
(Zirngibl, Helm, Stubbe)
Uncovering PTP Master Clocks in the Wild
Language:
German
Final talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Sebastian Kappes
(Zirngibl, Helm, Sattler)
An Analysis of the Development and Early Deployment of Encrypted SNI
Language:
German
Intermediate talk for Master's Thesis by
Manuel Simon
(Scholz, Gallenmüller, Stubbe)
State management in programmable data planes
Language:
German
Date, Time
Event
Room
Final talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Tim Weber
(Günther, Andre, Naab, Jaeger)
A Graphical Room Plan Editor for TUMexam
Language:
German
Date, Time
Event
Room
Final talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Valentin Dimov
(Kirdan, Pahl)
Evaluation of TLS-based Security Configurations for Constrained Publish-Subscribe Applications
Language:
English
Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis by
Nico Christely
(Kirdan, Pahl)
Interconnection of Data-Centric IoT Sites
Language:
English