Thesis presentation
(opens in new tab) Slides of the thesis presentation in December 2021
FAI is responsible for the following modules in the current orders of psychology courses:
Thesis supervision and topics
If you are interested in writing your bachelor's or master's these at FAI, you can find current information about the work areas of the different employees (opens in new tab) . You can download the thesis topics of the information event of December 2020 here or look at further details in the tab “Research” (see left side) or on the individual employee pages. here
Essentially, FAI has three major families of topics:
- Techno-psychological projects (Tepsy) around the design of control rooms, vehicles and communal living spaces
- IT Safety, Security, Privacy, Trust (SaSec)
Interdisciplinary Teaching
In this family of topics, FAI is actively working in the projects GPEK, ETiT as well as the evaluation of all . KI²VA priority or cross-sectional topics
, graduate economist, is dedicated to the KIVA study offices, various study projects such as ETiT or GPEK, internationality and interdisciplinarity in teaching, gender and diversity issues as well as with the methodology of network analysis. Dipl.-Volksw. Christiane Kellner
Engineering Psychology projects
In this family of topics FAI cooperated in the projects AktVis and WaReIp with , in the automotive area with Prof. Dr. Hans Joachim Linke, with the running laboratory of the department, and with Prof. Dr. Stephan Rinderknecht(EEG measurement and flicker fusion frequency). Prof. Dr. Josef Wiemeyer
is researching the perception of gear shifting in different powertrain configurations considering different user groups in cooperation with the Institute of Mechatronic Systems (IMS). Otilia Pasnicu, M. Sc.
IT Security, Privacy, and Trust
In this family of topics, FAI is actively involved in as well as the graduate program “Privacy and Trust for Mobile Users”. CRISP
is researching issues related to usable privacy and usable security within ATHENE, especially in the context of smart cities, smart homes, and autonomous vehicles. Dr. Nina Gerber
works in various ATHENE projects on Human Factors in Safety & Security and Usable IT Security (e.g. Smart Homes and Authentication). Verena Zimmermann, M.Sc
is a member of the user privacy and trust awareness graduate program (Graduiertenkolleg der Nutzendensensibiliserung für Privacy und Trust). She is researching design options for a mobile privacy assistant. Alina Stöver, M.Sc.