Construction and Simulation of an In-Memory Capable CMOS SRAM Array Enabling AND and OR Operations while Maintaining Low Area Overhead
2025/06/13
Master thesis
Adapting the HDL lab to a Digital-On-Top Design Flow
2025/06/13
Developing a Minor Embedding Algorithm for Oscillator based Ising Machines using Reinforcement Learning
2025/05/06
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Projectseminar
Supervisor: Maximilian Naneder, M.Sc.
Master Thesis: Short-Channel Multi-Decade Exponentiator and Logarithmizer in 28nm technology
Kurzkanal- Exponenzierer und Logarithmierer für mehrere Dekaden in 28nm-Technologie
2024/09/10
Modellierung und Kompensation der Drift von integrierten Temperatur- und Luftfeuchtigkeitssensoren
2024/08/28
OpenCL implementation of ’Volterra’ system models for GPU-accelerated computation
2023/05/03
Fachgebiet Integrierte Elektronische Systeme (IES)
Seminars and Theses
Interesting research questions for student projects arise frequently within our research projects. On this page you can find some current theme proposals for projects at our institute. More topics relating to our research fields are always available on request. Please feel free to contact us for further information!
Adaptability of the seminars and theses
The declaration of the topics as bachelor, master or seminar work is only intended as a general orientation. Most topics can be individually modified in their extent and complexity so that they fit to your current knowledge and state of studies.
We can offer the topics as the following modules:
- Proseminar ETiT (2 CP)
- Seminar: Electronic Circuits (4 CP)
- Projectseminar IES (9 CP)
- Bachelorthesis(12 CP)
- Seminar: Integrated Electronic Systems Design A (4 CP)
- Seminar: Integrated Electronic Systems Design B (6 CP)
- Masterthesis (30 CP)
Our seminars and theses conclude with a written report and a presentation. Duration of the presentation:
- Proseminar: 10 min
- Projectseminar, Seminar A & B: 15 min
- Bachelor- & Masterthesis: 20 min
The presentation will be followed by a 10 min discussion of the results. Templates and formal assistance are available in our GitLab after the start of the work.
Before registering for a seminar in TUCaN, please choose one of the topics listed below and contact the supervising staff member. You are also welcome to contact a staff member on your own initiative and ask for a topic. Only after consultation with the supervisor you register your work in TUCaN. No seminar can be done without prior agreement.
Important: We strongly recommend that you plan and think through your respective studies and your choice of modules: please keep in mind that you should ideally take in-depth lectures on this topic before working on your final thesis (bachelor's or master's thesis), and also ideally prepare the final thesis topic through a seminar at the FG IES. For the bachelor thesis, we recommend the Pro- or Projectseminar, but PEM I or II and the “Elektronische Schaltungen” seminar are also suitable for this. For the master thesis, in addition to our chip design internships AIC-Lab and/or HDL-Lab, we offer Seminar A or Seminar B, each with topics to be agreed upon individually.