50+ Computer Science Research Topic Ideas To Fast-Track Your Project
Finding and choosing a strong research topic is the critical first step when it comes to crafting a high-quality dissertation, thesis or research project. If you’ve landed on this post, chances are you’re looking for a computer science-related research topic , but aren’t sure where to start. Here, we’ll explore a variety of CompSci & IT-related research ideas and topic thought-starters, including algorithms, AI, networking, database systems, UX, information security and software engineering.
NB – This is just the start…
The topic ideation and evaluation process has multiple steps . In this post, we’ll kickstart the process by sharing some research topic ideas within the CompSci domain. This is the starting point, but to develop a well-defined research topic, you’ll need to identify a clear and convincing research gap , along with a well-justified plan of action to fill that gap.
If you’re new to the oftentimes perplexing world of research, or if this is your first time undertaking a formal academic research project, be sure to check out our free dissertation mini-course. In it, we cover the process of writing a dissertation or thesis from start to end. Be sure to also sign up for our free webinar that explores how to find a high-quality research topic.
While the ideas we’ve presented above are a decent starting point for finding a CompSci-related research topic, they are fairly generic and non-specific. So, it helps to look at actual dissertations and theses to see how this all comes together.
Below, we’ve included a selection of research projects from various CompSci-related degree programs to help refine your thinking. These are actual dissertations and theses, written as part of Master’s and PhD-level programs, so they can provide some useful insight as to what a research topic looks like in practice.
Looking at these titles, you can probably pick up that the research topics here are quite specific and narrowly-focused , compared to the generic ones presented earlier. This is an important thing to keep in mind as you develop your own research topic. That is to say, to create a top-notch research topic, you must be precise and target a specific context with specific variables of interest . In other words, you need to identify a clear, well-justified research gap.
If you’re still feeling a bit unsure about how to find a research topic for your Computer Science dissertation or research project, check out our Topic Kickstarter service.
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As you approach the final leg of your academic journey, the senior thesis becomes a significant milestone that can set the stage for your future endeavors. Choosing the right topic is crucial, as it should reflect your passion, interests, and intellectual curiosity. To help you embark on this exciting academic adventure, we’ve compiled a list of 101+ senior thesis topics across various fields that are not only captivating but also provide ample room for exploration and critical thinking.
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Selecting a senior thesis topic is a pivotal decision that can shape your academic journey and set the stage for your future career. These 105 senior thesis topics span a wide range of disciplines and offer exciting opportunities for research, exploration, and critical thinking. Whether you’re passionate about the humanities, sciences, business, or any other field, there’s a topic here to pique your interest and inspire your academic pursuits. Remember that the key to a successful senior thesis is not only the topic but also your dedication, curiosity, and willingness to explore new horizons. Good luck on your academic adventure!
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Below are listed topics suitable for BSc and MSc theses. MSc theses are 30 credits and maximum length is about 80-100 pages. BSc thesis are 6 credits and maximum length is about 20 pages. The motivation of the BSc thesis is to familiarize writing scientific text and they can be literature reviews or contain a small research task. Our MSc theses contain typically a more extensive research task. Most of the topics below can be tailored to both purposes. Finnish speaking students write typically their BSc thesis in Finnish, while most of our MSc theses are written in English.
Identifying moving radio sources associated with solar storms using radio observations and modelling of magnetic fields.
The Sun is an active star and the source of the most powerful explosions in the Solar System such as solar flares and solar storms. Solar storms can be accompanied by bursts of radiation at radio wavelengths that result from fast electrons produced during these eruptions. In some cases, moving radio sources are associated with solar storms. The aim of this project is to identify moving radio sources that originate from within solar storms to obtain estimates of their internal magnetic field strength. The project will use radio images of the Sun from international radio telescopes combined with ESA/NASA spacecraft data. The data analysis and modelling will be done in Python using software dedicated to the analysis of solar observations, Sunpy, but IDL may also be used. Experience with coding is desired, however, training will be provided to use the data analysis tools. In particular, applicants interested in writing their Msc thesis on this project are encouraged to apply. Contact : Diana Morosan (at) helsinki fi
The nearest star to our planet, the Sun exhibits all sorts of small-scale eruptions and large-scale explosions in various wavelengths. The signatures of these emissions can be seen throughout the electromagnetic (EM) spectra. The most intense outbursts on the Sun are known as Coronal mass ejections (CMEs). CMEs are the signatures of huge amounts of plasma material released in interplanetary space along with the solar magnetic field. CMEs are the primary drivers of any interplanetary disturbances, and hence affects the space weather. CMEs are often accompanied with other wavelength eruptions/signatures e.g., as flares in x-ray, erupting waves in extreme ultraviolet (EUV), radio bursts in metric and decametric radio wavelengths. The aim of this project is to work on identifying the source region and the emission mechanism of these eruptions in radio wavelengths, and associated phenomena in other wavelengths. For this work, the data with multi space and ground based instruments will be used. The data analysis will be done using Python/MATLAB. A candidate with experience in Python/MATLAB is desired. Contact : Anshu Kumari (at) helsinki fi and Diana Morosan (at) helsinki fi
Magnetic storms are periods of large disturbances in the Earth’s magnetic environment. They are characterised by a strong intensification of the ring current flowing around the Earth, quantified by the Dst or SYM-H geomagnetic indices which provide a proxy of the storm’s intensity. Magnetic storms are however also associated with intense wave activity which is not accounted for in these proxies, but can result in significant effects such as energetic particle acceleration and losses. In this project, we will use a global wave power index to identify the largest wave storms, and investigate how their intensity compares with other storm proxies. We will then identify which storm drivers result in these most intense wave storms. This project will make use of various spacecraft and ground-based observations in near-Earth space. The data analysis will be done using Python. This project is suitable for either a BSc or MSc thesis. Type : data analysis Contact : Lucile Turc (at) helsinki fi
Turbulence, a universal phenomenon found in low-viscosity fluids, plays a fundamental role in transferring energy from large to small length scales in space plasmas. This energy transfer process has been extensively studied in the solar wind, but is much less well understood for coronal mass ejection (CME) plasma. CMEs are discrete eruptions of plasma from the Sun, in contrast to the more continuous outflow of the solar wind. In this project, you will investigate the properties of turbulence in CMEs and compare them with the turbulence properties of the solar wind. Cutting-edge data from the Parker Solar Probe and Solar Orbiter spacecraft, now approaching distances very close to the Sun, will be used. The project may involve (i) a mix of data analysis and theory or (ii) modelling and theory, depending on the interests of the successful applicant. The work performed would be suitable for either a BSc or MSc thesis, and funding is available for up to 3 months during summer 2022. Contact: Simon Good (at) helsinki fi
Solar eruptions and in particular coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are the main drivers of space weather, i.e. , conditions in space that can have an adverse effect on the performance of space-borne as well as ground-based technological systems. With our society becoming increasingly more dependent on such technologies, answering the need for space weather prediction capabilities has risen to become a key topic in solar-terrestrial research efforts. UH is actively engaged in the development of a novel European space weather tool named EUHFORIA. The goal of this thesis work is to introduce the student to the physical modeling principles powering EUHFORIA, to run space weather forecasts as well as aid in the development of the tool. Tasks can include e.g. assessment of the accuracy of the space weather predictions, determination of error sources in the modeling pipeline or developing new components to the model, for instance implementation of magnetic flux-rope based models of coronal mass ejections. Type : simulations and data analysis Contact : Eleanna Asverstari (at) helsinki fi
Fast mode shocks are ubiquitous in the interplanetary space. In solar-terrestrial physics the role of fast shocks is of paramount importance as they accelerate charged particles to very high energies (several tens of MeV) and the turbulent post-shock flows may cause severe geomagnetic disturbances. In addition, the study of collisionless shocks is an important part of fundamental plasma physics. The Heliospheric Shock Database developed and maintained at the University of Helsinki is a comprehensive database of interplanetary shock database with user-friendly search and data download options. The thesis work is related to the development of the Heliospheric Shock Database , in particular related to its Machine Learning code and conducting an analysis of shock properties at different heliospheric distances and driven by different large-scale heliospheric structures. Type : code development and data analysis. Contact : Emilia Kilpua (at) helsinki fi
Mirror mode waves are plasma waves which are characterized by anti-correlated fluctuations of the magnetic field strength and plasma density. They develop in plasmas with large temperature anisotropies and are observed in many space environments, such as planetary magnetosheaths, the wake of comets and ICME sheaths. Here we will focus on mirror modes developing in the Earth’s magnetosheath. Understanding the properties of the magnetosheath is particularly important in the study of solar-terrestrial relations as this region is at the interface between the solar wind and the magnetosphere and regulates the energy and plasma transfer from the former to the latter. The aim of the project will be to compare the properties of the mirror modes in two simulation runs with almost identical set-ups, but with different interplanetary magnetic field strength, which allows to separate the effects of a change in this parameter. The runs have been performed with a global model called Vlasiator, which simulates the solar wind-magnetosphere interaction with unprecedented detail. The results will be compared with spacecraft observations. The project is directly contributing to a European Research Council grant, and a Marie Curie grant. Type : Modelling and data analysis Contact : Minna Palmroth (at) helsinki fi
Coronal mass ejections are large-scale solar coronal structures that eventually violently erupt from the Sun. They are powered by magnetic energy that has accumulated in the corona over time spans of several days supplied by slowly evolving motions in the photosphere. These changes can be readily observed and used to determine the electric field that is responsible for generating the eruptive structures in the corona. In this project, a coronal time-dependent model using such electric fields will be used to study the formation of solar eruptions and their magnetic fields. Such modelling work can be used for improving the accuracy of space weather forecasting, essential for protecting modern technology. The project involves using Python-based simulation software, 3D data visualization and/or inversion methods of remote-sensing solar observations depending on the interest of the candidate. No knowledge of solar or plasma physics is required, but familiarity with the Python/NumPy/SciPy ecosystem is advantageous. The project can be targeted as a BSc or a MSc thesis topic. Type : Modelling and data analysis Contact : Daniel Price (at) helsinki fi
The magnetopause is an intriguing boundary that separates the Earth’s magnetic domain (called the magnetosphere) from the interplanetary space. All magnetospheric dynamics, like the vivid auroral displays, are driven by energy transferred from the solar wind. Energy transfer is hot topic in magnetospheric physics, but it is investigated globally only approximately. Vlasiator is the world’s most accurate space environmental simulation developed with two ERC grants. The target here is to utilise Vlasiator and to first develop a method for magnetopause detection. Knowledge of the boundary location will then be used to perform analysis of energy transfer at the magnetopause as a function of driving conditions. Type: Modelling and data analysis Contact: Minna Palmroth (at) helsinki fi
Solar influence on climate is an active research area. Recent atmospheric models attempt to take into account energetic particle precipitation effects on the middle atmosphere. In particular, modeling the energetic electron precipitation (EEP) is a challenge. Most significant source of EEP is the Van Allen radiation belt. Wave-particle interactions scatter the electrons trapped originally in the Earth’s magnetic field into the atmosphere. EEP leads to the production of gases having important role in middle atmosphere ozone balance. It is known that radiation belts respond differently to different solar wind drivers (coronal mass ejection related plasma clouds, their turbulent sheath regions and slow-fast stream interaction regions). However, EEP and resulting atmospheric response have not yet been related to the type of the solar wind driver. Organizing the EEP and atmospheric response with the type of solar wind driver might help to understand better solar influence on regional climate. This MSc thesis is focused on analyzing EEP and atmospheric response (in particular ozone response) during coronal mass ejections and sheath regions. Contact : Emilia Kilpua (at) helsinki fi
Interplanetary coronal mass ejections (ICMEs) are huge eruptions of plasma and magnetic flux originating from the Sun. ICMEs often propagate through interplanetary space so fast that a shock wave forms in front them. The plasma between the shock and the leading edge of an ICME is called the sheath region. ICME-driven sheath regions have particularly turbulent internal structures because of complex physical processes at the shock and the ICME leading edge, and they are remarkable drivers of geomagnetic activity. ICME-driven sheaths differ from planetary magnetosheaths due to the expansion they experience while propagating in interplanetary space. This BSc topic will focus on ICME sheaths, their general properties and the ways they differ from other sheath structures by reviewing literature. Both theoretical and practical approaches are possible. Also, the topic can include a small research task and extended to a MSc thesis. Contact : Emilia Kilpua (at) helsinki fi
Magnetic helicity is one of the key observables in solar and interplanetary studies. In particular, small-scale solar dynamo produces magnetic helicity and without removing it continuously from the Sun the large-scale dynamo would quench. In addition, it has been suggested that the reversal of the large-scale solar magnetic field every about 11 years is facilitated by huge magnetized plasma clouds, coronal mass ejections, removing helicity. This thesis will focus on presenting the concept of the magnetic helicity (different definitions) at the Sun and in interplanetary space and reviewing the key literature around this issue. For a MSc thesis this topic can be extended to include an analysis of the helicity of magnetic clouds in the solar wind. Contact : Emilia Kilpua (at) helsinki fi
The Earth’s radiation belts are the site of acceleration for electrons reaching velocities comparable to the speed of light. Generation of relativistic electrons constitute a threat to satellites and an open fundamental problem for a wide range of astrophysical plasmas. In this project we will use Hamiltonian theoretical tools and numerical tools to quantify the energisation of electrons. This project is suitable for a student of theoretical physics or applied mathematics with a background in analytical mechanics, electromagnetic and some basics coding experience. The tools we will use have a wide range of application across many fields of physics and can constitute a good springboard for a PhD. Contact : Adnane Osmane (at) helsinki fi
The solar wind carries magnetic field structures with a wide variety of field orientations towards Earth. In situations where the interplanetary magnetic field happens to be southward, it can cancel out part of the Earth’s dipole field. This process does not happen in a continuous manner, but in bursty phenomena called Flux Transfer Events (FTEs). Magnetic field lines on Earths’ dayside are are opened and reconfigured into plasmoids that carry magnetic field energy polewards. There, the plasmoids reconnect to the fieldlines coming out of the polar cusp structure, releasing some of their high energy plasma. The goal of this project is to understand and quantify the process of FTE-cusp interaction from global kinetic simulation data, and to compare to satellite and ground-based observations as well as theory. Type: simulation and data analysis Contact: Urs Ganse (at) helsinki fi
Our research group offers various interesting topics for a BSc or MSc thesis, the latter both in Computer Science and Scientific Computing . These topics are typically closely related to ongoing research projects (see our Research Page and Publications ). Below, we outline the basic procedure you should follow when planning to do a thesis in our group. Please read the following carefully! You also might want to take a quick look at past topics students covered in their theses. Please also note that we currently cannot accommodate all requests for advising a thesis as in current semester as well as in the upcoming summer semester 2024 we are already advising numerous MSc and BSc theses.
A key requirement is that you have taken some advanced courses offered by our group. This includes Data Science for Text Analytics or Complex Network Analysis (ICNA) and the more recent master level class on Natural Language Processing with Transformers (INLPT). Student should also have some background in machine learning, ideally in combination with NLP. We also strongly recommend that prior to starting a thesis (especially a BSc thesis) in our group, you do an advanced software practical to become familiar with the data and tools we use in many of our projects. Most students typically do this in the semester before they officially start their thesis. Further requirements include
It is also advantageous if you have taken some graduate courses in the areas of efficient algorithms (e.g., IEA1 ) and in particular machine learning (e.g., IML , IFML or IAI ). Being familiar with frameworks like scikit-learn , Keras or PyTorch is advantageous.
If you have only taken the undergraduate course introduction to databases (IDB) and none of the other above courses, it is unlikely that we can accommodate your request.
Make also sure that you are familiar with the examination regulations ("Prüfungsordnung") that apply to your program of study.
Prior to getting in contact with us you should, of course, read this page in its entirety. If you think your interests and expertise are a good fit for our group and research activities, send an email to Prof. Michael Gertz with the subject "Anfrage BSc Arbeit" or "Anfrage MSc Arbeit" and include the following information:
We will then review this information and get back to you with the scheduling of an appointment in person to discuss further details.
Once we agree on a topic for your thesis, before you officially register for a thesis, we would like to get an idea of how you approach scientific research and whether you are able to do scientific writing. For this, we require that you write an expose of your planned thesis research (see, e.g., here or here ) . This document is about 4-6 pages and has to include a description of
Especially for the related work, it is important that you get a good overview early on in your thesis project; of course, your advisor will give you some starting points. Most of the time, such an expose becomes an integral part of the introductory chapter of your thesis, so there is no time and effort wasted. The expose needs to be submitted to your advisor on schedule (which you arrange with your advisor), who will then discuss the expose with you and coordinate the next steps. Occasionally we also have students give a 10-15 minute presentation of their research plan in front of the members of our group in order to get further ideas, comments, suggestions, and pointers on their thesis.
In agreement with your advisor, after you have submitted an expose of good quality, you plan for an official start date of the thesis. For this, please fill out the form suitable for your program of study:
Hand in this form to Prof. Michael Gertz who will then turn in the signed form.
In addition, you can find a detailed description how to write a seminar paper using our template for seminar papers. The hints in this template might also be crucial when you are writing a thesis: [ seminar template .zip ] [ report sample pdf ] [ slides english pdf ] [ slides german pdf ]
Feel also free to ask us for copies of BSc/MSc thesis students did in the past in our group.
At the Faculty of Informatics, students of all study programmes are have compose a separate, independent bachelor thesis for each of their programmes. (See section 76 (3), Academic Regulations for Students, henceforth ARS.)
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Thesis Topic Registration Form has to be submitted through Neptun: Administration / Requests / Available request forms / IK – Thesis Topic Registration Form (BSc)
Students have to provide the following data:
Before submitting the Thesis Topic Registration Form, please contact the supervisor to discuss the topic and to check his data to be provided in the form .
Supervisors can be lecturers and also researchers who are not employed by the University, who are required to obtain at least a level of MSc degree in the relevant field. In case the student has an external supervisor, the Faculty will appoint an internal supervisor for him/her.
The topic and the supervisor of the student's thesis will be approved by the head of the department responsible for the programme.
The thesis topic has to be chosen (via the Thesis topic registration form) at least 6 months before the Final Exam period. (ARS section 77 (4a)).
The Deadlines for submitting the Thesis Topic Registration Form are the following:
The extended deadlines for submitting the Thesis Topic Registration Form for an extra administrational fee (late fee) are the following:
The student can change the topic of the thesis up until four months before the Final Examination, but between changing the topic and the beginning of the final exam period at least 4 months has to pass. (ARS section 77 (8a)).
Deadlines for submitting IK-Request for changing the thesis topic
In case of inappropriate Thesis Topic Registration Form, the supervisor will send the request back for correction.
Students can choose their thesis topic by themselves, by contacting their previous lecturers inquiring whether he/she would accept their supervision.
The IK-Request for changing the thesis topic can be submitted only if:
The BSc in Computer Science students have to complete Thesis Consultation subject. It proves that they have regularly consulted with their supervisor and got to the point where their work is complete at least 60-70%.
BSc in Computer Science students have to register for the Thesis Consultation subject during the registration period in Neptun in case they intend to finish their studies (obtain absolutory/pre-degree certificate) in the current semester. The Thesis consultation subject is published in Neptun with the supervisor as lecturer.
You are required to following steps:
The fulfillment of the Thesis Consultation subject is recorded in Canvas system. The Thesis consultation grade is administrated in Neptun by the supervisor.
Consultation has to fulfilled in order to obtain the required amount of credits of the Thesis Consultation subject and the Thesis itself.
Deadlines for Thesis Consultation
The thesis consists of an ICT solution (i.e. a program) for a practical problem. The complexity of the task(s) set in the thesis must not exceed the capabilities and skills of an average student; i.e. the task(s) can be completed in max. 600 working hours, worth 20 credits. If the volume of the task requires extra time and effort, several students can co-work to write the thesis together. In this case, it must be clarified which part of the thesis is which student's work.
The thesis must contain the following sections as independent chapters:
The source code of the program must be enclosed.
The Introduction consists of a reason for choosing the given topic and a brief and plain description of the problem to be solved.
The User Documentation contains
The Developer Documentation contains
Physical requirements of the thesis:
Structural requirements of the thesis:
Further details on the formal requirements for the thesis are specified in Thesis sample .
The thesis defence is public. Restrictions are only possible in the case of confidential
theses as specified in Section 80 (ARS, section 79 (6))
The thesis may only contain information warranting its confidentiality in justified cases. If the thesis can be interpreted without the information warranting its confidentiality, (e.g. personal data can be anonymised), then there is no reason to include such information. (ARS, section 80 (2))
The thesis is to be classified as confidential (encrypted) if it a) contains business secrets, b) contains classified information, c) contains a patent or an invention, d) contains the personal data of a third party, e) concerns the University’s business interests. (ARS, section 80 (4))
Documents required for requesting the encryption:
The task of the supervisor is to assist the student in the elaboration of the thesis according to paragraph (2) and in the establishment of the justification of its classification as secret. The task of the student is to obtain the necessary permits and consents for the confidential thesis before submitting them. (ARS, section 80 (3))
The confidentiality of the thesis is to be announced by the Student or ordered by the supervisor or the chair of the final examination committee. (ARS, section 80 (5))
The confidential thesis shall be submitted with the protection provided by an electronic password, which may only be revealed to those entitled to the classified information in question. (ARS, section 80 (6))
Only the evaluation committee, the supervisor and the student, and in the case of a teacher training programme, the professional methodology instructor may be present at the defense of a confidential thesis. (ARS, section 80 (7))
Deadline for submitting the encryption documents:
After the approval of the Neptun request form by the vice-dean, the student will receive an encryption certificate. This has to be uploaded together with the thesis into Neptun. In case of encryption after the thesis is uploaded in Neptun, the „confidential” chekcbox has to be ticked in.
The fact that examinees wish to take their Final Examination in the particular Final Examination period has to be registered by Education Office. (ARS, section 382, ad section 81 (6))
Registration for Final Examination can be submitted through Neptun: Administration / Requests / Available request forms / IK – Registration for Final Examination (BSc)
Deadlines for submitting the Registration for Final Examination form:
Students are required to choose from the old and the new (2022) Final Exam Regulation on this form. In case of choosing the new reguation, it is mandatory to register 3 topics. Students has to know all the concepts and methods of the 3 chosen topics on the Final Examination.
Deadline for submitting thesis in Neptun:
Only one file can be uploaded in pdf or zip format. The uploaded file has to contain the following documents in addition to the thesis and the programme:
In case you can’t print and sign the documents listed above , fill them in electronically and add the following abbreviation after your name: sgd.
For uploading data files bigger than 200 MB please follow these steps:
At the end of the Statement of Originality, please indicate that the whole thesis programme is available on Onedrive and give access to the head of the Final Examination Committee. He/she will forward the documents towards the other members of the Committee.
Please note! The deadline to upload applies for the documents uploaded on Onedrive (the date of upload is visible on Onedrive as well). We do not accept modifications or alterations after the deadline. It goes for the same for the documents uploaded in Neptun and for those files, what due to the size of the program were made available via a link.
Submitting Thesis in Neptun
After logging in Neptun click on Studies > Degree Thesis/Thesis application menu.
Here you can upload your thesis by clicking on „Upload degree thesis”.
Add the final title of the thesis, some keywords (3-5 words that will make searching easier) and the short summary of the thesis (max. half page).
After this you can upload and save the thesis itself in pdf or zip.
Save the file in the following name and format: NAME_NEPTUNCODE_THESIS.PDF OR .ZIP
Choose the correct file, wait until the uploadis ready. (You will not receive a system message to wait.) Once the uploaded is ready, the name of the uploaded file will be listed.
Click on “Save file”.
Check that the system has really saved all the uploaded documents (via View degree thesis)
The Thesis file can be exchanged until the deadline for upload.
In case you would like to exchange the uploaded file: delete the first file, than upload the new, correct file.
In case of an encrypted thesis, don’t forget to tick in „Confidential” option.
The student's thesis is reviewed by the supervisor and an external supervisor (if there is one). Thesises are evaluated according to a set of criteria based on the following:
Detailed aspects of the review.
Thesis review form - for supervisors
Supervisor's deadline for evaluation:
Due to the change in Sections 382 and 383/A of the ARS (ELTE Academic Regulations for Students), students of the BSc in Computer Science (all the curricula) may opt for the new regulations of the Final Examinations and the new grading system of the degree certificate. In this case, the Final Examination will consist of the defence of the thesis, which also includes an evaluation of the student’s knowledge of the subject material related to the academic background of his/her thesis. The Final Examination Committee will ask questions of the 3 topics, previously chosen while on the Registation for the Final Examination form. Students has to know all the concepts and methods of the 3 topics. The Student receives a combined grade for the thesis and the thesis defence, which shall be the grade received for the Final Examination. The grade of the degree certificate will be the average of the cumulative average of the subjects fulfilled during the programme (in Neptun: aggregated classic average) and the Final Examination grade.
In case of retaking an old regulation Final Examination, the new regulations cannot be chosen.
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I'm doing my thesis next semester, I'm looking for an interesting topic to work with. My degree is a BSc in Software Development and Engineering. We've mostly been programming in Java, I've done some C# also. The subjects that have interested me the most have been Digital Technology (electronics and Adruino), Algorithms and Data Structures, Networks and Communications, Object Oriented Programming.
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Completing a masters Thesis in computer science is the most challenging task faced by research scholars studying in universities all across the world. As computer science is one of the most vast fields opted by research scholars so finding a new thesis topic in computer science becomes more difficult. With each passing day, new and innovative developments are coming out in this era of mechanization. These developments tend to make human life much easier and better. Technology is the forerunner of this new change. Today our life is incomplete without this technology. Cell phones, laptops and all that have become an integral part of our life. Computer Science is the seed to this technical development. There are a number of good topics in computer science for project, thesis, and research for M.Tech and Ph.D. students.
In the field of academics, we need to get rid of obsolete ideas and focus on new innovative topics which are fast spreading their arms among the vast global audience. Computer Science students both in bachelors and in masters are studying the same topics and subjects from the past few years. Students don’t even have knowledge about new masters research topics. For project and thesis work also they are relying on outdated topics. Projects like school management system, library management system etc. are now out of date. Students should shift their focus to latest technologies which are highly in demand these days and future depend upon these. Here is the list of latest topics in Computer Science that you can choose and work for your project work or thesis and research:
Data Warehousing is the process of analyzing data for business purposes. Data warehouse store integrated data from multiple sources at a single place which can later be retrieved for making reports. The data warehouse in simple terms is a type of database different and kept isolated from organization’s run-time database. The data in the warehouse is historical data which is helpful in understanding business goals and make decisions for future prospects. It is a relatively new concept and have high growth in future. Data Warehouse provides Online Analytical Processing(OLAP) tools for the systematic and effective study of data in a multidimensional view. Data Warehouse finds its application in the following areas:
So start working on it if you have knowledge of database and data modeling.
Internet of Things(IoT) is a concept of interconnection of various devices, a vehicle to the internet. IOT make use of actuators and sensors for transferring data to and from the devices. This technology is developed for better efficiency and accuracy apart from minimizing human interaction with the devices. The example for this is home heating in some countries when the temperature drops done through motion sensors which automatically detect the weather conditions. Another example for this is the traffic lights which changes its colors depending upon the traffic. Following are the application areas of Internet of Things(IoT):
Many people are not aware of this concept so you can choose for your project work and learn something new.
Big Data is a term to denote the large volume of data which is complex to handle. The data may be structured or unstructured. Structured data is an organized data while unstructured data is an unorganized data. Big data can be examined for the intuition that can give way to better decisions and schematic business moves. The definition of big data is termed in terms of three Vs. These vs are:
Application areas:
Thus you can prepare your project report or thesis report on this.
Cloud Computing is a comparatively new technology. It is an internet-based service that creates a shared pool of resources for consumers. There are three service models of cloud computing namely:
Characteristics of cloud computing are:
The common examples of cloud computing include icloud from Apple, Google-based Services like Google Drive and many more. The field is very demanding and is growing day by day. You can focus on it if you have interest in innovation.
Semantic Web is also referred to as Web 3.0 and is the next big thing in the field of communication. It is standardized by World Wide Web Consortium(W3C) to promote common data formats and exchange protocols over the web. It is machine-readable information based and is built on XML technology. It is an extension to Web 2.0. In the semantic web, the information is well defined to enable better cooperation between the computers and the people. In the semantic web, the data is interlinked for better understanding. It is different from traditional data sharing technologies.
It can be a good topic for your thesis or project.
MANET stands for mobile ad hoc network. It is an infrastructure-less network with mobile devices connected wirelessly and is self-configuring. It can change locations independently and can link to other devices through a wireless connection. Following are the various types of MANETS :
You can use various simulation tools to study the functionality and working of MANET like OPNET, NS2 , NETSIM, NS3 etc.
In MANET there is no need of central hub to receive and send messages. Instead, the nodes directly send packets to each other.
MANET finds its applications in the following areas:
Just go for it if you have interest in the field of networking and make a project on it.
It is also a relatively new concept in the field of computer science and is a technique of guiding computers to act in a certain way without programming. It makes use of certain complex algorithms to receive an input and predict an output for the same. There are three types of learning;
Machine Learning is closely related to statistics. If you are good at statistics then you should opt this topic.
Data Mining is the process of identifying and establishing a relationship between large datasets for finding a solution to a problem through analysis of data. There are various tools and techniques in Data Mining which gives enterprises and organizations the ability to predict futuristic trends. Data Mining finds its application in various areas of research, statistics, genetics, and marketing. Following are the main techniques used in the process of Data Mining:
Advantages of Data Mining
Disadvantages of Data Mining
Artificial Intelligence is the intelligence shown by machines and it deals with the study and creation of intelligent systems that can think and act like human beings. In Artificial Intelligence , intelligent agents are studied that can perceive its environment and take actions according to its surrounding environment.
Goals of Artificial Intelligence
Following are the main goals of Artificial Intelligence:
Application of Artificial Intelligence
Following are the main applications of Artificial Intelligence:
Strong AI – It is a type of artificial intelligence system with human thinking capabilities and can find a solution to an unfamiliar task.
Weak AI – It is a type of artificial intelligence system specifically designed for a particular task. Apple’s Siri is an example of Weak AI.
Turing Test is used to check whether a system is intelligent or not. Machine Learning is a part of Artificial Intelligence. Following are the types of agents in Artificial Intelligence systems:
Natural Language Processing – It is a method to communicate with the intelligent systems using human language. It is required to make intelligent systems work according to your instructions. There are two processes under Natural Language Processing – Natural Language Understanding, Natural Language Generation.
Natural Language Understanding involves creating useful representations from the natural language. Natural Language Generation involves steps like Lexical Analysis, Syntactic Analysis, Semantic Analysis, Integration and Pragmatic Analysis to generate meaningful information.
Image Processing is another field in Computer Science and a popular topic for a thesis in Computer Science. There are two types of image processing – Analog and Digital Image Processing. Digital Image Processing is the process of performing operations on digital images using computer-based algorithms to alter its features for enhancement or for other effects. Through Image Processing, essential information can be extracted from digital images. It is an important area of research in computer science. The techniques involved in image processing include transformation, classification, pattern recognition, filtering, image restoration and various other processes and techniques.
Main purpose of Image Processing
Following are the main purposes of image processing :
Applications of Image Processing
Following are the main applications of Image Processing:
Bioinformatics is a field that uses various computational methods and software tools to analyze the biological data. In simple words, bioinformatics is the field that uses computer programming for biological studies. It is the current topic of research in computer science and is also a good topic of choice for the thesis. This field is a combination of computer science, biology, statistics, and mathematics. It uses image and signal processing techniques to extract useful information from a large amount of data. Following are the main applications of bioinformatics:
Quantum Computing is a computing technique in which computers known as quantum computers use the laws of quantum mechanics for processing information. Quantum Computers are different from digital electronic computers in the sense that these computers use quantum bits known as qubits for processing. A lot of experiments are being conducted to build a powerful quantum computer. Once developed, these computers will be able to solve complex computational problems which cannot be solved by classical computers. Quantum is the current and the latest topic for research and thesis in computer science.
Quantum Computers work on quantum algorithms like Simon’s algorithm to solve problems. Quantum Computing finds its application in the following areas:
The list is incomplete as there are a number of topics to choose from. But these are the trending fields these days. Whether you have any presentation, thesis project or a seminar you can choose any topic from these and prepare a good report.
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I have been working on two research projects at different departments during my BSc. One of them yielded a conference paper and the other one was initially decided to be my final thesis topic. The latter one is also going well and we are planning to make a journal publication on it. I have to write my final thesis next semester and I am wondering whether I should make two separate theses for two research topics or involve them inside a single thesis.
I appreciate your opinion!
If you can make one good story about the combination of the two, that's what could make your thesis outstanding. But it's also going to be a lot more work, and if it doesn't work out, you just wasted a lot of time.
If you're not convinced you can and really want to pull this, go and ditch one of the two subjects. It's a lot less hassle for both you and your prof, you'll get a good grade, and that's it.
As was mentioned in the comments, it's already published, so there is no need to publish it again , and in a thesis, which so few people will read ever again.
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Thesis - Mechatronics Engineering BSc
Thesis is the creative elaboration of a professional task (scientific, engineering, design, development, research or research development) in written form as defined in the requirements of the training program. By solving the task the student relies on his/her studies using national and international literature under the guidance of an internal and external supervisor. By preparing and defending thesis students who complete the Mechatronics Engineering undergraduate program prove that they are capable of the practical applications of the acquired skills, summarizing the work done and its results in a professional way, creatively solving the tasks related to the topic and doing individual professional work.
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Step-by-step guide to writing thesis
If you know which topic you would like to choose or which field of mechatronics engineering you are interested in, you should contact an instructor from the Department whom you would like as your supervisor. If he/she accepts your topic, you can register for his/her "Thesis" course at the beginning of the semester via the NEPTUN system. If there is no course with the chosen supervisor you can contact the administrator of the Department or the International Office (Faculty of Engineering).
During the semester you can have two guiders, one instructor from the Faculty and one external supervisor. The external supervisor (referee) is usually an expert from a company where you can do for example additional research work or measurements according to your topic. The external supervisor is not obligatory.
After you have a topic, you have to negotiate its details with your supervisor(s). The Thesis Topic Announcement Form (sample file) signed by the supervisor(s) must be submitted to the Department. The external supervisor’s sign certifies that his/her company provides thesis topic for you. This first version can also be hand-written and is merely a topic plan which will usually change as soon as work on thesis goes forward.
Submission deadline for the thesis topic announcement form: 30 September 2023, Building B.
Before the thesis submission deadline, as soon as its details are finalized, the same form (without signature) should be sent in MS Word to Ms Gabriella Kövér at [email protected] . This final form is the basis for the Thesis Application Sheet (original, signed by the Head of Department) which is prepared by the Department and must be bound into the thesis.
The data necessary for the Department to prepare the Thesis Application Sheet are the following:
During the semester students have to give account of the current state of the thesis to the internal tutor at least three times.
Formal Thesis Requirements (Sample of a Thesis can be downloaded here )
The length of the thesis must be about 50 pages (from the cover but not included the appendix) line spacing is 1.5, with about 55-60 characters (including space characters) in a line. The minimum length of the thesis must be 40 pages, the maximum must be 90 pages.
In the thesis the candidate must take care of using precise language and academic style. Variables of mathematics and physics must be displayed by cursives in the text and figures. Vector quantity in physics must be displayed by bold cursives, tensor quantity must be bold.
Plagiarism is strictly forbidden! Students have to sign the Plagiarism Declaration which must be bound into thesis. The Plagiarism Declaration must be filled out electronically, as well.
What to be handed in to the administrator of the Department:
The Structure of the Thesis:
Literary and theoretical summary of the thesis topic. Theoretical summary is a constructed summary on the basis of the latest publications on the thesis topic that introduces: theories others’ previously presented, research results, experiments, engineering creations were applied to the thesis. Theoretical summary must include the required theoretical derivations (with right references), the familiar scientific and/or engineering results. Theoretical summary must be written on the basis of at least 10 specialized books, articles, conference articles of which a maximum of one third can be internet resource. (These publication data bases can be entered from computers registered to the university network: IEEExplore , eisz , Scopus , Science direct , data base of the library .)
The goal of the literature research is to sum up SOA, State-of-the-Art. In your case the undergraduate SOA, what we have studied you during undergraduate subjects. Suggested steps:
A minimum five maximum six-page summarized description (sample file) about the thesis must be handed in on separated sheets in one copy. The bibliography of it must contain only the literature applied in the summary. It is relevant to know that the description does not summarize the thesis but the task has been done, therefore any reference to the thesis must be avoided, such sentences cannot be included in it like "My thesis includes 6 paragraphs." "The second part of the thesis is a literary summary." "My task was to investigate power packs in the thesis." In case it is consequential the thesis must be listed as a source in the bibliography, its authors are the candidate himself, the supervisor and the head of the department.
The thesis and the summary both need to be written on the same CD (only one) and it must be handed in to the department. The thesis and the summary must be both in PDF and Word format on the CD.
Confidentiality Agreement in Hungarian is available below:
Template for Confidentiality Agreement (University - Company)
Template for Confidentiality Agreement (Student - Company)
A state exam can be started only by a candidate whose thesis and summarized description are evaluated with ’pass’ (2 in the AW5 grading scale) by the reviewers and the department.
After the submission the Department send the Thesis to the chosen reviewer. The review can be taken from the Administrator after the written part of the State Exam. At the Thesis defence the student has to answer the reviewer’s question(s). Please note that the committee can also ask further questions.
If thesis is evaluated with a fail mark by the reviewer, the head of department may decide to change the mark.
If thesis is evaluated with a fail mark by the head of department, the student is not allowed to take the final exam and is supposed to prepare a new thesis.
Evaluation criteria of BSc Thesis
The lecturers of our group welcome you to carry out your BSc thesis under their supervision.
For more information regarding the rules and orientations for the BSc thesis, consult the website of the BSc theses for Forestry and Nature Conservation students ( click here ) or for Biology students ( click here ). The idea is that you come up with a theme for the content of the thesis yourself, and contacts one of our staff members asking them to supervise you. But whom to contact? They best way is to visit our people page and check who fits your topic best. Feel free to contact the BSc thesis coordinator or any of our staff to discuss the possibilities.
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but between changing the topic and the beginning of the final exam period at least 4 months has to pass. (ARS section 77 (8a)). Deadlines for submitting IK-Request for changing the thesis topic. 1 February in case of taking the Final Examination in June. 31 August in case of taking the Final Examination in January.
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I'm doing my thesis next semester, I'm looking for an interesting topic to work with. My degree is a BSc in Software Development and Engineering. We've mostly been programming in Java, I've done some C# also. The subjects that have interested me the most have been Digital Technology (electronics and Adruino), Algorithms and Data Structures ...
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1. I have been working on two research projects at different departments during my BSc. One of them yielded a conference paper and the other one was initially decided to be my final thesis topic. The latter one is also going well and we are planning to make a journal publication on it. I have to write my final thesis next semester and I am ...
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