Finished Theses
On this page you will find an overview of the completed PhD theses as well as a selection of completed bachelor's and master's theses.
Year | Author | Title |
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2023 | Jan Gruteser | Modeling and Verification of Railway Systems: Translation of RailML Into the B-Method |
2023 | Dominik Brandt | An Extendable Multi Programming Paradigm Code Generator for B |
2022 | Anne Brecklinghaus | A Jupyter Kernel for Prolog |
2021 | Alexandros Chrisovalantis Efremidis | A Translation of B Predicates to Answer Set Programming |
Year | Author | Title |
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2023 | Jakob Walter Handke | ClojureBlocks: Ein visueller Editor für Clojure |
2023 | Peter Jakob Julius Armbrüster | An Event-B Backend for lisb |
2023 | Vladimir Cabacov | A Planning Tool for Room Booking Management |
2023 | Davin Holten | Validierung von Reinforcement-Learning-Agenten mittels Trace-Analyse |
2023 | Fabian Faraz Farid | XAI unter Adversarial Attack: Evaluation von Erklärungen für manipulierte Eingaben |
2023 | Jeewon Lee | App zur Digitalisierung und Optimierung von Lagerarbeiten auf Basis des Outbound-Prozesses |
2023 | Christoph Ludolf | Runtime Evaluation of Data Structures in Prolog |
2022 | Julia Block | Optimization of chart parsing for tree grammars through additional factorization |
2022 | Philipp Klotzsche | OpenSpiel Anbindung an Prolog |
2022 | Dean Samuel Schmitz | Eine Machine-Learning-Bibliothek für Prolog |
2019 | Michelle Angela Werth | A Visualisation Plugin for ProB2-UI |
Awards and Papers
Several of our bachelor's and master's theses have directly led to publications.
A list of these publications can be found here.