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  • Detection of malicious social bots in online social networks using Artificial Immune Systems


    Online social networks (OSNs) have become one of the main types of online applications enabling the exchange of information between a large number of users, which, however, at the same time raises new security and privacy concerns. Unexpectedly for many users, automated accounts, known as social bots, are increasingly contributing to the information distribution process. ...
  • Integrating the Interaction Flow Modeling Language Into The Community Application Editor


    Research in the domain of model-driven Web engineering is mostly targeted at professional Web developers. But recent developments in Web engineering techniques more and more bear the potential to include also non-technical stakeholders into the conceptual modeling of Web applications. This new approach of integrating a complete community into the modeling process bears new challenges ...
  • Utilize Chat Interfaces for Social Bot Creation


    Social Bots (software robots) are computer algorithms that automatically produce content and interact with humans on social media. This thesis will utilize chat interfaces and a social bot framework to create social bots. It will also extend the framework to support various social bot types (e.g. chatbots, crawlers, transactional bots or informational bots).
  • Gamification of Habit Forming in Distance Education


    Recent developments show a rise in popularity of Learning Management Systems in an increasingly digital teaching enviroment. However, students can encounter difficulties with sustained motivation without extrinsic influences like communicating with peers. The application of gamification principles to the digital learning process provides motivating factors for students to aid their learning process. Participation in educational ...
  • Affective Learning Recommendation Bot


    Recommending which resource to chose next to maximise learning effect based on sentiment and intent detection
  • A Social Bot Success Model


    Social Bots (software robots) are computer algorithms that automatically produce content and interact with humans on social media. The goal of this study is to discover success factors that make the use of a (chat)bot successful.
  • A Recommender System for Decentralized Question-Based Dialog


    Learning Analytics Research has shown that learner facing dashboards support self-regulation. Learners gain a better understanding of their learning activities and plan further activities more conscious. This leads to higher motivation and achievement.
  • Utilize Mentoring Bots in Learning Management Systems


    Social Bots (software robots) are computer algorithms that automatically produce content and interact with humans on social media. This thesis will utilize bots in learning management systems (LMSs) and aims to assist students during their course.
  • Web-based Cluster Deployment for a Large-Scale Distributed Infrastructure


    Nowadays, agile development processes use cloud container orchestration platforms for continuous integration, deployment and delivery. Technologies like Docker and Kubernetes are used here as the state-of-the-art cloud-native infrastructures the software is deployed on. However, deployment of heterogeneous service environments, developed by multiple teams with different technical proficiency levels, is not a trivial task. The thesis ...
  • Citation Recommendation Bot


    Current advances in recommender systems allow for context-specific suggestions of relevant literature based on various parameters. As a contextual help in writing scientific papers, a citation recommender system should aid the student by providing a personalized suggestion of publications to consider for the Related Work section of a publication. Hence, for this project, we want ...
  • Text Mining Techniques for Student Assessments


    The goal of this thesis is to integrate the open-source framework ReaderBench into the Kubernetes cluster of the tech4comp project. The thesis should investigate related work in the domain of text mining, natural language processing and educational data mining. The developed extension should integrate into the existing project’s infrastructure and provide mentees and their mentors/tutors ...
  • Chat Assessments with Social Bots


    Social Bots (software robots) are computer algorithms that automatically produce content and interact with humans on social media. This thesis will utilize chat interfaces, a social bot framework and learning management systems to conduct assessments for learning content of a lecture with the help of a social bot.
  • Versioning and Access Management in Web-Based Collaborative Model-Driven Web Engineering


    Modern collaborative development practices use agile principles to structure and organize the development process. The tool support for this includes source code management, with the large majority of development teams using Git. While collaboration patterns and access management of cooperation on source code is studied quite well, for MDWE (Model-Driven Web Engineering) processes, where collaboration ...
  • Blockchain-based Verification of Learning Analytics Data


    The goal of this thesis is to make collected Learning Analytics data, extracted from various Learning Management Systems, traceable and verifiable by keeping a reference to the monitored data on the las2peer Blockchain. The thesis should investigate related work in the domain of educational usage of Blockchain technology. The developed extension should integrate into the ...
  • Secure and User-friendly Authentication for a Decentralized Service Platform


    The goal of this thesis is the development of a secure and user-friendly authentication system for las2peer. Conceptually, it should be build on / support the aforementioned existing features of las2peer, namely the blockchain-based verification system and the OpenId Connect standard. Technically, these two systems should be integrated within a modern Web authentication flow, supporting ...
  • A Multimodal Mentoring Cockpit for Tutor Support


    Learning analytics aim at providing an insight into the student’s learning process such that individual performance can be measured and thus provide the basis for individual student support. This thesis will utilize and evaluate existing mentoring solutions and aggregate them in a state-of-the-art progressive Web application. The outcome of this thesis will be a newly ...
  • Chat Interfaces for Social Bots in a Peer-to-Peer Environment


    Social Bots (software robots) are computer algorithms that automatically produce content and interact with humans on social media. This thesis will utilize and evaluate a social bot framework with different community applications. It will also extend the framework to support two-way chat interfaces with the system via common chat applications (e.g. Slack).
  • Integrating End Users Into Service Success Evaluation Processes


    Integrating End Users Into Service Success Evaluation Processes
  • Transformation of Knowledge Graph Elements into Real-World Objects


    A knowledge graph is a network of semantic relations to real-world entities.Within learning spaces, we can create these graphs automatically.The knowledge graph entities should also represent real-world objects visually in mixed reality environments.
  • Supporting Distributed Analytics Workflows with Monitoring and Transaction Bots


    Supporting Distributed Analytics Workflows with Monitoring and Transaction Bots
  • Conduct Surveys With the Help of Chatbots


    Conduct Surveys With the Help of Chatbots
  • Chat Assessments with Social Bots


    Social Bots (software robots) are computer algorithms that automatically produce content and interact with humans on social media. This thesis will utilize chat interfaces, a social bot framework and learning management systems to conduct assessments for learning content of a lecture with the help of a social bot.
  • Chatbot-assisted Community Analysis


    The goal of this thesis is a chatbot that can be used by a community to query usage data and visualizations from an existing system.