Aktuelle Themen zu Seminar-, Bachelor- und Masterarbeiten, sowie Praxisprojekten
Im Folgenden finden Sie aktuell ausgeschriebene Bachelor- und Masterarbeitsthemen, sowie Arbeitsthemen zu Praxisprojekten und Seminararbeiten. Falls Ihnen ein Thema zur Bearbeitung zusagt und Sie detaillierte Fragen haben, wenden Sie sich bitte an die entsprechende Kontaktperson.
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BA/MA: Shoulder Surfing behavior in online VR platform With recent restrictions on physical interactions, users are increasingly using online platforms for communication. This led to an increase in online virtual reality (VR) platforms such as Rec Room, VRChat among others. In this thesis, we would be exploring how the online VR platforms affect our behaviour (in the context of shoulder surfing) compared to in-lab VR situations. The objective of this thesis is to obtain a thorough understanding of shoulder surfing behaviour among users of online VR platforms. The student is required to review previous work in this topic and also review online VR platforms. The student is also required to conduct a user study using one online VR platform. Recommended Skills and Interests:
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BA/MA: Lasting effects of Emotion Elicitation in VR? Virtual Reality is increasingly being used as a research tool. It is particularly useful in situations, where users should not be put at risk, for example, when testing a novel automotive user interface; or where running a study in the real world is a lot of effort. At the same time, affective user interfaces, that respond to or evoke certain emotions are becoming increasingly popular. However, it is unclear yet how well emotion elicitation works for different tasks commonly done in virtual reality. The objective of this thesis is to obtain a thorough understanding of the lasting effects of emotions in humans during performing tasks in VR. We look into different tasks in VR, different emotion elicitation methods and how long the emotions last. The thesis requires the design and implementation of a user study to understand how task performance is affected due to emotions in VR. In addition, this work also explores how negative mood elicitation affects task performance. Recommended Skills and Interests:
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BA/MA: Effect of avatar appearance and embodiment on Emotions Virtual Reality is increasingly being used as a research tool and among many other fields, this is beneficial to the affective studies (for example emotion elicitation methods). In this thesis we will explore how different avatar appearance and embodiment affect emotions. The thesis requires the design and implementation of a user study to understand appearance affects emotion. Implementation requires different avatar designs. Recommended Skills and Interests:
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BA/MA: Usable Security in VR/AR
Usable security for virtual and augmented reality systems (VR/AR) is an area that is relatively underexplored. This thesis aims to investigate the feasibility of authentication mechanisms for VR/AR, while considering the usability and security aspects, specifically potential attacks. Tasks
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BA/MA: Self Perception in VR
Rendering the user's body in virtual reality increases immersion and presence the illusion of being there. Recent technology enables determining the pose and position of the body to render them accordingly while interacting within the virtual environment. However, it is unclear how users perceive different avatar styles. Additionally, how any manipulation in the avatars representation would influence the users' states. In this thesis, we aim to explore the influencing factors of avatar perception.
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BA/MA: Unobtrusive Stress Detection in Virtual Reality In the 21st Century, mental health disorders like stress, anxiety and depression have become a part of our daily lives. Current digital systems are largely blind to users'stress states. Systems that adapt to users' states show great potential for creating novel user experiences. However, most approaches for sensing stress, involve obtrusive technologies, such as physiological sensors attached to users' bodies and not yet adapted to VR/AR. In this thesis, we aim to explore unobtrusive sensors for detecting stress, while considering VR/AR setups.
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BA/MA: Stress-aware User Interfaces in Virtual Reality
In the 21st Century, mental health disorders like stress, anxiety and depression have become a part of our daily lives. Current digital systems are largely blind to users' stress states. Systems that adapt to users' states show great potential for creating novel user experiences. In this thesis, we aim to explore unobtrusive sensors for detecting stress and approaches of stress management in VR/AR setups.
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Allgemeine Informationen
Master-/Bachelorarbeit an der UniBW
Nach Abstimmung eines Themas kann die Arbeit beim Prüfungsamt angemeldet werden. Die Bachelor-Arbeit hat nach Anmeldung eine Bearbeitungszeit von drei Monaten und die Master-Arbeit eine Bearbeitungszeit von fünf Monaten. Neben der Abgabe der schriftlichen Ausarbeitung ist auch eine Präsentation zur Arbeit zu leisten. Siehe hierzu die entsprechenden Regelungen in ABaMaPO, FPO §5) und Modulhandbuch.
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Beispiele abgeschlossener Arbeiten
Hier finden Sie einige Beispiele abgeschlossener Arbeiten, die Sie als Inspiration für Ihre eigene nutzen können:
Reauthentication Concepts for Biometric Authentication Systems on Mobile Devices
Bachelorarbeit, Autor: Sarah Delgado Rodriguez, LMU München, Abgegeben am 04.10.2018
Time-constrained access control for mobile devices
Masterarbeit, Autor: Fabian Hartmann, LMU München, Abgegeben am 03.08.2015