Department of Information Technology - Thesis projects
Scientific Computing
- [2022-11-14] Presentation of master thesis topics
in Scientific Computing that we will offer for spring 2023. Monday Nov 14:th at 12.15-13.00 in 106157. You are welcome and listen if you are looking for a master thesis project for the spring, no need to sign up. Here are the project descriptions:- RBF approximations for solving Navier-Stokes equations
- Using Graph Theory to Describe Vascular Networks
- Calibration of interest rate models using radial basis function methods
- Modellering av akustisk transmission i sonarsystem
- Implicit solvers for two phase flow with sharp interfaces
- Deep Reinforcement Learning for Data Management in Hierarchical Storage System
- Modes of infinitely long strings
- Numerical simulation of the non-linear Schrödinger equation
- A shock-capturing finite difference method for the compressible Euler equations
- Computational epidemics driven by data
- RBF approximations for solving Navier-Stokes equations
Computing Science
- Combinatorial Optimisation: see Optimisation research group.
- Data Mining: see Uppsala Information Laboratory (InfoLab).
- Programming Languages and Parallel Programming: see Uppsala Programming Languages group.
Computer Systems
- Some thesis projects from the Division of Computer Systems, see here. The topics are Testing and Model Generation, Performance of Parallel Programs on Multicore Platforms, and Verification and Analysis of Concurrent Algorithms.
- Thesis projects in the embedded systems group
- Thesis projects for the Communications Research Group (updated 2022-10-19)
- the UNO group has theses to offer
- Master's thesis on Themoelectric Energy Harvesting for Wearable Sensors
Systems and Control
- [2022-10-06] Thesis projects at the Division of Systems and Control for Spring 2023
, some at or with close industry collaboration. The range of topics includes secure control systems, optimization-based learning and control, machine learning, neuroengineering, and system identification, among others. - A sample of past Master thesis projects at Systems and Control