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Art:	Oberseminar
Raum:	Zoom
Zeit:	Donnerstag (16:15–17:15)
Kontakt:	Ana Petrovska

Kommende Vorträge im aktuellen Studienjahr

Date	Speaker	Title	Time
05.08.2021	Michaela Friedrich	BA final: Applying Inverse Transparency to Intercompany Contexts	16:15–16:45
05.08.2021	Florian Dollinger	BA final: Co-Simulation-based Experimental Platform for Cyber-Physical Systems	16:45–17:15
01.09.2021	Justus Polzin	BA final: Scaling Self-Checksumming Combined with Virtualization Obfuscation to Real-World Software	10:00-10:30

Vergangene Vorträge

SS2021

15.04.2021	Quirin Ertz	BA final: Generation of OVAL Checks for Security-Configuration Assessments	16:15–16:45
15.04.2021	Hannah Kühn	BA final: Digitizing EDAP - A Tool for Ethical Deliberation in Agile Processes	16:45–17:15
29.04.2021	Carlos Alexander Orgaz Henkel	BA final: AI based component selection for energy management planning	16:15–16:45
29.04.2021	Johannes Bordne	BA final: Automatic Test Execution Management for Complex Automotive Hardware-in-the-loop Test Setups	16:45–17:15
06.05.2021	Fabian Danisch	BA final: Assessing the Reliability of Optimization Algorithms for Detecting Worst-Case Situations for UAVs	16:45–17:15
06.05.2021	Jens Le	MA final: Systematic Evaluation and Refinement of Automotive Intrusion Detection Systems	16:45–17:15
20.05.2021	Ivan Lukač	MA final: Enabling Sensible People Analytics With Inverse Transparency	16:15–16:45
10.06.2021	Katharina Stetter	MA final: Algorithmic Accountability for Inverse Transparency	16:15–16:45
10.06.2021	Simon Zachau	MA final: Using Text- and Image-Based Machine Learning to Predict Software Quality	16:45–17:15
24.06.2021	Stefan Bruetsch	MA final: Quantifying Adequacy of Software-Programs	16:45–17:15
01.07.2021	Vera Kowalczuk	BA final: A Systematic Assessment of Machine Learning Based Intrusion Detection Systems for the Automotive Domain	16:15–16:45

WS2020/21

12.10.2020	Patrik Zander	BA final: Tracking Jira Data Accesses through the Database Layer	16:00–16:30
12.10.2020	Antonia Maria Lehene	BA final: Methodologically Achieving User Trust	16:30–17:00
19.10.2020	Hanna Reß	BA final: An Analysis Plugin Toolbox for Jira	16:00–16:30
19.10.2020	Daniel Pfaff	MA final: Semantically-Enhanced Failure Diagnosis: Application of Ontology-based Reasoning to an Autonomous Crane System	16:30–17:00
26.10.2020	Martin Eisenmann	MA final: Evaluating the Performance of Different Solving Techniques for an Automotive Deployment Exploration Use Case	16:00–16:30
26.10.2020	Samuel Valenzuela	BA final: Making Self-Checksumming Combined with Virtualization Obfuscation Resistant against Attacks	16:30–17:00
09.11.2020	Ernesto Alejandro Valentiner von Fedak	BA final: A Use Case Specific Architecture for an Accountable Safety-Critical System Based on Evidentia	16:00–16:30
23.11.2020	Nicola Kolb	MA final: Experimental Derivation of Fitness Functions for Testing Automated and Autonomous Driving Systems in Road Intersection Scenarios	16:00–16:30
07.12.2020	Malte Neuss	MA final: Run-time Reasoning and Solving Conflicting Observations with Subjective Logic in Multi-Agent Self-Adaptive Cyber-Physical Systems	16:00–16:30
25.01.2021	Katharina Reuschel	BA final: A Taxonomy for Sequential Diagnosis Algorithms	16:00–16:30
08.02.2021	Huu Phuoc Le	MA final: Factors leading to Organizational Turnover in Software Engineering Roles	16:00–16:30
08.02.2021	Andrei Badoi	MA final: Using Machine Learning to Predict Software Vulnerabilities in Low-level Code	16:30–17:00
22.03.2021	Theresa Wasserer	BA final: Automatic Selection of Security-relevant Configurations	15:00–15:30
22.03.2021	Sebastian Bergemann	MA final: Evaluation Framework for a Self-Adaptive Cyber-Physical System on an Example of a Multi-Robot System	15:30–16:00
22.03.2021	Tobias Hilbig	MA final: Incident Response Automation: Challenges And Opportunities For Automated Course Of Action Deployment	16:00–16:30