FB18 Electrical Engineering and Information Technology · Offered in SoSe 2026, WiSe 2025/26
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An information session will be held on April 15 , 2026, at 5:10 PM in Room S306/053. The formal issues and the offered topics will be briefly explained in the information session. This project seminar gives you the opportunity to work on up-to-date research projects related to wireless communication networks involving methods of machine learning, optimization techniques or game theory for communication problems. It is intended for master students of the German and International master programs like etit, iCE, WI-etit, iST. Depending on your preference, you can work on your own or in a team of two students. The projects are related to the work of the research assistants’ current research. You will be given literature for an introduction to the specific topic. In a first step, the results from the given literature should be reproduced. In the second phase, you can extend the existing work by your own ideas. Depending on the topic, the implementation can be done in MATLAB or in Python. In the end, you will write a short report and present your findings in a talk. What will you learn • A deep understanding of your particular up-to-date research topic • Practical experience with journal/conference papers • Practical experience with MATLAB or Python • Structuring of complex tasks to finish the work on time • Writing a report about a complex topic • The presentation of your topic in a research talk • Writing and presenting in English as “the” language in telecommunications In case of general questions, please contact Sumedh Dongare, s.dongare@nt.tu-darmstadt.de
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