One of the aspects in teaching I enjoy most is the supervision of students with their thesis projects. It is really inspiring to see how different people think about various problems. I am in the fortunate situation that also some students seem to be interested in e.g., online computation, and that I therefore got the chance to supervise some.
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As many problems in Online Computation seem to be rather isolated and does not require much prior knowledge, they are some of the topics in theoretical computer science that are arguably best suited if one wants to start doing research (for example as a study or thesis project).
Thus, I am very proud that several of the following thesis projects also contributed to articles, with the students as (co-)authors of their first scientific publications.
Kübra Güven, "Unbounded Knapsack with Restrictions" (Master's Thesis, 2026)
Aman Chandra, "Variants of Online Bin Packing with Cardinality Constraints" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2026)
Julius Stannat, "Fog of War Chess" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2025)
Julian Behrmann, "The Removable Online Simple Knapsack Problem with Extended Reservation" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2025)
Chris Degrand, "The Online Feedback Vertex Set Problem" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2025)
Emilie Tröll, "Online Travelling Salesperson Problem with Bounded Predictions" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2025)
Anna Hansson, "A Variant of the Online Travelling Salesperson Problem" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2025)
Jannis Grosse-Verspohl, "Online Broadcast with and without Advice" (Master's Thesis, 2024)
Pascal Sahner, "Time Analysis of Space Efficient Uniform Partitioning in Population Protocols" (Master's Thesis, 2024)
Kübra Güven, "Online Knapsack with Removal and Predictions" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2024)
David Frason, "Balancing Risk and Reward - a Secretary Problem Variant with Reservations and cost-free Option" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2024)
Luca Venier, "Online Tetris" (Master's Thesis, 2023)
Andreas Usdenski, "Online Bin Packing with Estimated Item Sizes" (Master's Thesis, 2023)
Christian Mürtz, "The Postdoc Problem with Reservation Costs" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2023)
Jakob Junck, "The Secretary Problem with Reservation Costs and Accepting one of the two best Candidates" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2023)
Mats Bierwirth, "The Postdoc Variant of the Secretary Problem with Reservation Costs" (Bachelor's Thesis, 2022)
Magnus Groß, "Pitch Detection Methods for Automatic Music Transcription" (Master's Thesis, 2022)