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The submission of a thesis is required for the successful completion of the bachelor program electrical engineering (Elektrotechnik). Hence the seminar project Bachelor's Thesis Electrical and Electronics Engineering (434.011) is intended to be a part of the curriculum.

The preparation of the bachelor thesis will be supervised at the IEE as a part of these courses. The amount of work corresponds to the hours of work of the courses, the intensity of the work by the student depending on whether the paper is written independently or not. Registration for the seminar is done either by the supervisor or independently by the student.

Approach

The choice of topic is important for a Bachelor thesis. The topic should meet the interests of the student and provide an introduction to an in depth topic for the Master program. Provided that they fit the research interests of the IEE, the institute gladly accepts student- proposed topics. In addition, the IEE regularly advertises Bachelor thesis topics to give appropriate ideas for students. In any case, if the student is interested, he/she can contact an assistant at the IEE. These topics can be found on the notice board of the institute as well as on our homepage.

The Thesis can be started at any time and is to be supervised by an assistant at the IEE. At the end of the thesis, the student is to present the thesis report and a final presentation at the Institute. Once the student has decided on a topic and has discussed this with the supervisor, registration for the course 434 201 Elektro-/ Informationstechnisches Seminarprojekt at the TUG Online portal will provide access to relevant documents for the thesis. Organizational issues concerning this course are processed via the TU Graz TeachCenter. Access to the TeachCenter is achieved using your business card in TUG Online. Documents relevant to the thesis are:

  • Templates for LaTeX- and Microsoft Word documents
  • Style of the presentation
  • Documents for scientific work
  • Information on the organization of projects
  • Information on presentation techniques

These documents are intended to provide non-technical assistance in the drafting of the thesis.

Open topics

The following master's theses are currently advertised by our institute. If you are interested, please contact the supervisors listed.

You can submit your own topic suggestions as long as they fit the IEE's subject area.

Let’s Play Energy Transition: Conveying the Challenges of the Energy Transition More Effectively Through Gamification

How can the major challenges of the energy transition (limited grid capacity, variable availability of renewable energy, electrification, etc.) be explained in a simple and engaging way for different age groups?

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Renewable hydrogen policies?!

The goal of this bachelor’s thesis is to analyze the impact of such policies on expansion planning of power and hydrogen infrastructure.

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Benefits for Students

  • Gain experience in energy system modeling, scenario development for decarbonization, and related data science
  • Deepen your knowledge of various software applications (e.g., GAMS, Python, QGIS, MATLAB, Excel etc.)
  • Extend your data research skills
  • Learn to create sound presentations and deliver concise talks
  • Get feedback from professors and institute staff
  • Get the chance to publish your research (e.g., Thesis & Publication)
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Tel.: +43 316 873 7901

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