After successful completion of the course, students are able to

• choose Media and Human-Centered Computing methods from relevant literature, analyze them and examine their potential applications
• implement Media and Human-Centered Computing algorithms by taking state of the art into account as well as the use of appropriate software-tools, in order to test and compare them with reference results
• To evaluate the results qualitatively and quantitatively under consideration of user needs
• document the implemented procedures and results in a technical-scientific report

to be defined individually with the supervisor.

•     Joint development of a concept at the beginning
•     Ongoing support through regular meetings
•     Correction of final scientific report

In the fall semester 2019, we particularly offer topics related to autonomous driving, robotics, and human motion studies. For more details, please contact the supervisor.

•     Assessment of project execution and quality of implementation
•     Assessment of technical-scientific final report

Knowledge in selected  fields of Media and Human-Centered Computing (computer vision, visualization, etc.) The more detailed requirements depend on the topic agreed upon with the supervisor.