The topics of bachelor’s and master’s theses as well as the seminars offered follow the chair’s main research areas:

 

  • Pricing & revenue management
  • Last-mile logistics
  • Mobility on-demand
  • Fundamental problems & methods in operations research
  • Standard software in operations research

 

 

 

Upcoming Events

Seminars

There is a central kickoff event for all seminars of the chair in the Bachelor and in the Master. The kickoff event for the bachelor seminar „Smart Logistics & Mobility“ will take place on 15.04.2024 at 14:00, the kickoff event for the master seminar "Methods & Software" will also take place on 15.04.2024 at 15:45. You can register via Digicampus. The registration period for the summer semester 2024 starts on Monday, 04.03.2024. Registration for this event only entitles you to participate in the kickoff. The binding registration for the individual seminars will then take place there.

 
Bachelor theses

The next registration period for the assignment of bachelor thesis topics runs from Monday, 18.03.2024, 12 noon, until Monday, 08.04.2024, 12 noon. The assignment will take place on 15.04.2024 (10:00). If you would like to apply for a bachelor thesis topic, please register for the corresponding Digicampus event. Please note that this is only a preliminary registration. You will be informed about a definite admission by e-mail afterwards.

 
Master theses

There is no central allocation procedure for Master's theses. You can find a selection of the master thesis topics we currently offer online in the "Files" tab of our chair page in Digicampus. If you are interested, please contact the respective member of staff.

 

 

Seminars

For undergraduate students, the chair offers the seminar „Smart Logistics & Mobility“ each semester. For graduate students, the seminar „Analytics & Optimization: Methods & Software“ is offered.

 

Important remarks:

  • Dates on which seminar places and topics are assigned can be found on the chair’s homepage in Digicampus.
  • Participation requirements for a seminar at the undergraduate level are successful completion of the course "Operations Research" as well as the basic mathematics course(s).
  • In case the demand for places exceeds capacity, the participants will be selected on the basis of their previous knowledge in operations research.

Bachelor's Theses

  • Bachelor’s theses are in the first week of lectures. The next date will be announced here and in Digicampus.
  • To register for an assignment date, please sign up for the event „Zentrale Vergabe der Bachelorarbeitsthemen am Lst. für Analytics & Optimization“ in Digicampus. This will be possible approx. three weeks prior to the date.
  • At the assignment event the different research areas are introduced. The exact topics are then assigned and communicated to the students.
  • Due to the short preparation times, theses written in cooperation with companies are not possible.
  • The prerequisite for writing a Bachelor's thesis is the successful completion of the course "Operations Research".
  • In case demand for bachelor’s theses exceeds capacity, students are prioritized with respect to the number of the chair’s courses passed.

For further questions, please consult jim.schoppa@wiwi.uni-augsburg.de.

 

 

Master's Theses

  • A selection of topics for master’s theses currently offered can be found in the chair’s showcase (next to room J 2315) as well as online on the chair’s homepage in Digicampus. If you are interested in one of the topics, please consult the research assistant listed respectively. 
  • Regarding writing master’s theses in cooperation with companies, the topic has to be sufficiently similar to the chair’s research areas and must have a methodological focus. Generally, one third of the thesis should deal with the formulation and solution of optimization models.
  • The chair offers a accompanying seminar, in which all theses are presented in the form of an intermediate and a final presentation. Participation is obligatory.

For further questions, please consult jim.schoppa@wiwi.uni-augsburg.de.

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