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A Human-Centered Dashboard for Course Evaluations to Enable Sensemaking

Discipline
Data Analysis, Data Visualization, Web Technologies
Degree
B.Sc. / M. Sc.

Human-AI collaboration and decision fatigue

Academic Advisor
Discipline
Human-Centered AI, Human-Centered Computing, Human Factors
Degree
B.Sc. / M. Sc.

Personality traits and stress in human-AI collaboration

Academic Advisor
Discipline
Human-Centered AI, Human-Centered Computing, Human Factors
Degree
B.Sc. / M. Sc.

Please note that the topics are just a minor selection of theses available in our research group. Please contact Prof. Müller-Birn for additional topics.

Here is a list of topics we a generally interested in. Please contact the researchers directly. 

  • Exploring Graphical User Interface Design in the Context of Healthcare: Applying State-of-the-Art HCI Approaches and Qualitative User Studies for Prototype Development (Peter Sörries)
  • Investigating human-AI collaboration with a focus on factors or methods that influence the performance of human-AI collaboration compared to human and AI performance alone. Many topics have not been fully explored, such as comparisons of explainable AI methods and situational factors like time pressure. Therefore, a significant component of the thesis should consist of an empirical study or development of an XAI application that can be used for investigating human-AI interaction (Ulrike Schäfer)
  • Exploring the Influence of Design Decisions on Cognition and Vice Versa: A Mixed-Methods Approach Combining Qualitative User Tests, Interviews, or Workshops with Quantitative Experiments or Surveys (David Leimstädtner)

Should you have an idea for a potential thesis that you think might fit the research interests of our group, don't hesitate to contact us directly.