Theses

This list was started in Jan 2011.

The following list is about Bachelor's and Master's as well as Diploma's theses.

If you are a student and like any of the stuff around here, then please contact softlang.

Some of the description are given in .pdf format.

Some of the descriptions require a uniko login.

Some available topics:

• Characterization of BigData and noSQL technologies
• Binding of megamodels for software technologies
• A transformation language for Wiki evolution
• Business models for “CS academics teach IT professionals”
• Screaming fast model transformations with deforestation
• The state of the art in DSL implementation in the wild
• Analysis of the privacy vocabulary of gmail, FB, et al.
• Binding generator for Eclipse’s object model for Java
• Megamodels for popular programming technologies
• Language extensions for programmable object-model mappings
• Analysing the scope of API usage scenarios in source code
• The role of annotations & XML in framework usage
• Managing variability in a repository with programming samples
• Re-hosting 101companies from Sourceforge (svn) to git
• Risk analysis for industrial use of open-source APIs

Some active topics:

• Systematic comparison of web-programming technologies (Tobias Zimmer)
• Technologies for API usage analysis and transformation (Joachim Pehl)
• Haskell programming technologies (Thomas Schmorleiz)
• Reproducible wrapper for API migration (Malte Knauf)
• Clone detection for course work (Michael Lellmann)
• Deltas for MapReduce computations (David Saile)

Some recent topics:

• Corpus engineering for fact extraction from Java projects (David Klauer)
• Analysis of frameworkiness for open-source Java projects (Jan Baltzer)
• Algebraic properties of MapReduce computations (Andreas Brandt)
• API usage analysis for SourceForge projects (Jürgen Starek)
• API usage analysis for the .NET platform (Rufus Linke)

Overall, you should try to discuss your thoughts with softlang.

The above list is merely meant to illustrate some directions of interest.