Disputation Seminar (Bachelor and Master)

Lecturers: Prof. Hußmann, Prof. Butz
Person in Charge: Christa Feulner (Sekretariat Medieninformatik)
Hours per week: 2
ECTS credits: 3/5 (Disputation Bachelor/Master Thesis)

• Dates and Locations
• Contents
• Information on the current situation due to COVID-19
• Rules for Online Teaching
• Length of presentations for students
• Order
• Setting appointements
• Presentations
  • Di 03.11.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 05.11.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 10.11.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 12.11.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 17.11.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 19.11.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 24.11.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 26.11.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 01.12.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 03.12.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 08.12.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 10.12.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 15.12.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 17.12.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 12.01.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 14.01.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 19.01.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 21.01.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 26.01.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 28.01.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 02.02.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 04.02.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
  • Di 09.02.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
  • Do 11.02.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)

Dates and Locations

• Date: Tuesday 14-16 (Prof. Butz)
• Date: Thursday 15-17 (Prof. Hußmann)
• Location: Online via Zoom

Contents

The course serves the presentation of current research topics from the environment of the chair, including guest lectures. This also includes the intermediate and final presentations, which are part of every internship, bachelor as well as master thesis. All interested students are welcome to attend the disputation seminar! In particular, regular attendance is recommended for those, who are in the process of writing their practical, bachelor or master thesis.

Information on the current situation due to COVID-19

Currently, there is no presence teaching due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, we will work with students to try to facilitate final presentations on schedule as much as possible. We offer the following options in this context:

1. If you want to hold your final presentation virtually:
   • The seminar will take place online via Zoom at the mentioned times (always c.t.). Please contact your respective supervisors or the event organization for access details.
   • We recommend that you provide a recording of your presentation as a backup via link in advance. For example, you can use your CIP-webspace or LRZ Sync&Share for this, but other ways are also fine.
   • Please note the rules for online teaching below.
2. If you do not want to hold your final presentation virtually, you can make up for it. We will offer additional dates for this as soon as the situation has eased.

Rules for Online Teaching

While LMU is closed, most teaching happens currently online. As teachers, we ask you to be forgiving if things should not work perfectly right away, and we hope for your constructive participation. In this situation, we would also like to explicitly point out some rules, which would be self-evident in real life:

• In live meetings, we ask you to responsibly deal with audio (off by default) and bandwidth (video as needed).
• Recording or redirecting streams by participants is not allowed.
• Distributing content (video, audio, images, PDFs, etc.) in other channels than those foreseen by the author is not allowed.

If you violate one of these rules, you can expect to be expelled from the respective course, and we reserve the right for further action. With all others, we are looking forward to the joint experiment of an "online semester".

Length of presentations for students

• Final presentation of practical work: 10 min presentation + 10 min discussion
• Final presentation of bachelor thesis: 15 min presentation + 10 min discussion
• Kickoff presentation Master's thesis: 10 min presentation + 10 min discussion
• Final presentation master thesis: 20 min lecture + 15 min discussion

Attention here it does not concern about circa data. I.e. after the time given above the presentation will be finished regardless of whether the end of the presentation slides is reached or not. It is advisable to do a test lecture with the supervisor beforehand to get a feeling for the timing.

Order

The order of presentations on this website is subject to possible changes at short notice.

Setting appointements

The date of the disputation will be arranged with the supervisor of the thesis and registered by them. For externally supervised presentations, please contact the person in charge (Media Informatics Office) at least four weeks before the desired date, providing the following information:

• Prefferred Date
• Students name
• Supervisors name
• Responsible Professor
• Title of the work
• Type of work: BT/MT/PT

Presentations

Di 03.11.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
Christian Mall Linda Hirsch	[Master (Abschluss)] Tangible interaction with busts and statues	20+15 Min.
	frei: 55 Min
Do 05.11.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Lisa-Marie Bauer IRT + Sylvia Rothe	[Bachelor] Kulturerbe in AR: Evaluation eines AR-Erlebnisses zur Entdeckung einer Dokumentarreihe zum UNESCO-Welterbe	15+10 Min.
David Gasser Flo Bemmann & Sarah Aragon	[Master (Abschluss)] Supporting Sustainable Shopping Behavior through a Collaborative Self-Reflection Tool	20+15 Min.
Jelena Pranjic Sarah Theres Völkel	[Master (Antritt)] Explanations for personality-tailored ads	10+10 Min.
	frei: 10 Min
Di 10.11.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
Yufei Yi Jingyi Li	[Bachelor] In-Car Virtual Restorative Environments based on Fractal Geometry for Optimizing Passenger Experiences	15+10 Min.
Adrian Krüger Michael Chromik	[Bachelor] Examining the Illusion of Explanatory Depth in Explainable AI through an empirical Online Study	15+10 Min.
	frei: 40 Min
Do 12.11.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Cristina Bolohan Sylvia Rothe + IRT	[Bachelor] Data aggregation for Natural Language Processing for the German Language	15+10 Min.
Thomas Beck Sylvia Rothe	[Bachelor] Applying Diegetic Cues to an Interactive Virtual Reality Experience	15+10 Min.
Johanna Prinz Thomas Weber	[Bachelor] Code Comprehension and Graphical Development for Web Components in Adobe XD	15+10 Min.
	frei: 15 Min
Di 17.11.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
Gregor Wolf Michael Chromik	[Bachelor] Making SHAP Rap: Accessible and Interactive Explainable AI for End Users	15+10 Min.
Linus Scheibenreif Andreas Butz	[Master (Abschluss)] Estimation of Air Pollution from Remote Sensing Data	20+15 Min.
Gregor Anzer Linda Hirsch	[Master (Abschluss)] Exploring attention-aware and unobtrusive interfaces integrated in public places	20+15 Min.
	überzogen: 5 Min
Do 19.11.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Anna Scheidle Christoph Draxler	[Einzelpraktikum] Entwicklung einer App zur Verwaltung persönlicher Gegenstände mittels SwiftUI	10+10 Min.
Lale Kaya Sarah Theres Völkel	[Master (Antritt)] TBD	10+10 Min.
Niklas Hirsch Beat Rossmy	[Bachelor] Exploration of Flexible User Interfaces	15+10 Min.
Aline Neumann Matthias Schmidmaier	[Master (Antritt)] Designing Affective Group Feedback for Online Lectures	10+10 Min.
	frei: 5 Min
Di 24.11.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
Felicitas Buchner Michael Chromik	[Bachelor] Vielen Dank für deinen Rat, XAI: Eine Nutzerstudie über die Illusion of Explanatory Depth in erklärbaren KI-Systemen	15+10 Min.
Tristan Firschung Ceenu George	[Bachelor] VirtualPhone	15+10 Min.
	frei: 40 Min
Do 26.11.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Aleksa Ristic Florian Bemmann	[Master (Antritt)] TBD	10+10 Min.
	frei: 70 Min
Di 01.12.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
Wanja Sajko David Englmeier	[Bachelor] A Tangible Spherical World in Miniature (WIM) for Discrete VR Locomotion	15+10 Min.
	frei: 65 Min
Do 03.12.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Anna Katrukha Heiko Drewes	[Bachelor] A Gaze-based Service Terminal for Public Transport	15+10 Min.
Felix Decher Christina Schneegass & Thomas Kosch	[Master (Abschluss)] Eye Gaze Analysis to Detect Unknown Words during Foreign Language Reading	20+15 Min.
	frei: 30 Min
Di 08.12.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
Vi Vu Hoang Michael Chromik	[Bachelor] Is a visualization worth a thousand words? - Augmenting interpretability visualizations with natural language statements in explainable AI	15+10 Min.
	frei: 65 Min
Do 10.12.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Evelyn Müller Heiko Drewes, Sylvia Rothe	[Master (Abschluss)] Blickbasierte Interaktion für Interaktive Geschichten in Virtual Reality	20+15 Min.
Claudia Miemczyk Sylvia Rothe	[Master (Abschluss)] Visualization of Historical Contexts	20+15 Min.
	frei: 20 Min
Di 15.12.2020 (mit Prof. Butz)
Andreas Saal Dennis Dietz	[Master (Abschluss)] xploring Gesture-Based Human-Machine-Interaction in Sporting Context	20+15 Min.
	frei: 55 Min
Do 17.12.2020 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Niklas Kersten Thomas Weber	[Master (Abschluss)] Crowd Knowledge in Machine Learning Development	20+15 Min.
Michael Kölle Sylvia Rothe	[Master (Abschluss)] Visual Attention Guiding for Augmented Reality See-Through Head-mounted Displays in Cars	20+15 Min.
	frei: 20 Min
Di 12.01.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
Leon Dönch Kai Holländer	[Master (Abschluss)] Einbeziehung des menschlichen Nutzers in die externe Kommunikation von automatisierten Fahrzeugen	20+15 Min.
	frei: 55 Min
Do 14.01.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Alexander Bünger Matthias Schmidmaier	[Bachelor] Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der HRV Messung mittels RPPG	15+10 Min.
Simon von der Au Sylvia Rothe, Christina Schneegass	[Master (Abschluss)] Erstellung eines Design Spaces für AR-unterstützte Kollaboration im Fernsehn	20+15 Min.
Quirin Müller Beat Rossmy	[Bachelor] TBA	15+10 Min.
	frei: 5 Min
Di 19.01.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
Max Gawlick Kai Holländer	[Bachelor] Eyettention	15+10 Min.
	frei: 65 Min
Do 21.01.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Dominik Heinrich Florian Bemmann	[Master (Abschluss)] Mood Detection in Experience Sampling Using Facial Landmark Movement Data of Video-Selfies	20+15 Min.
Christina Goerke Amy Yanhong Li	[Bachelor] Improving Primary School Students' Self-Determination to do Reading Comprehension Assignments with Games	15+10 Min.
Sophia Sakel Sarah Aragon Bartsch	[Master (Antritt)] Konzeption einer mobilen Anwendung zur Steigerung der Selbstreflexion bei der Studienwahl	10+10 Min.
	frei: 10 Min
Di 26.01.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
Cem Üner Dennis Dietz	[Master (Antritt)] Interactive Mirror: Motivational Fitness Tool to perform Home Workouts	10+10 Min.
	frei: 70 Min
Do 28.01.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Andrian Mörtlbauer Heiko Drewes	[Master (Abschluss)] Text Editing with Head and Gaze Movements in Head-mounted Displays	20+15 Min.
Ferdinand Hof Beat Rossmy	[Master (Abschluss)] TBA	20+15 Min.
Sarah Schaab Christoph Draxler	[Bachelor] Integriertes Lese-Training für Erwachsene und Jugendliche mit Leseschwäche	15+10 Min.
	überzogen: 5 Min
Di 02.02.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
Thomas Puls Daniel Buschek	[Master (Abschluss)] How to Introduce an Automated Intelligent System in Cell-Research? The Role of Interactive Demonstration in Anticipated User Experience	20+15 Min.
	frei: 55 Min
Do 04.02.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Dung Vo Duc Sylvia Rothe	[Master (Abschluss)] Learning Sign Language with Augmented Reality using AI	20+15 Min.
Lena Gundlage Florian Bemmann	[Bachelor] How can greater attachment to digital devices slow rapid obsolescence cycles and reduce e-waste emergence?	15+10 Min.
Raphael Jonas Göldner Florian Bemmann	[Bachelor] The effects of Social Comparison on behavior and motivation in mobile sensing phone studies with data feedback	15+10 Min.
	frei: 5 Min
Di 09.02.2021 (mit Prof. Butz)
	frei: 90 Min
Do 11.02.2021 (mit Prof. Hußmann)
Can Kabilay Thomas Weber	[Bachelor] Software Development Process Management with Physical Artifacts	15+10 Min.
Jonas Erbe Florian Bemmann	[Bachelor] Improving Transparency and Consent Rates in Mobile Sensing Studies with a Privacy Dashboard	15+10 Min.
Fan Fan Florian Bemmann	[Einzelpraktikum] TBD	10+10 Min.
	frei: 20 Min