Theses Supervision | Dr. Jens Lechtenbörger | Department of Information Systems

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Dr. Jens Lechtenbörger
Faculty

Data Science: Machine Learning and Data Engineering

Leonardo-Campus 3
48149 Münster

Room: 229

Phone: +49 251 83-38158
jens.lechtenboerger@wi.uni-muenster.de

Consultation hours:

Mondays, 3-4pm in room 229.

Virtual office hours and "campus walks" by request via e-mail.

ShortURL:

erc.is/p/jl

Supervised Theses
- Extension of the classical business intelligence architecture for the handling of big data (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2021)
- Taxonomy for governments and state actors to counter online radicalisation (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2021)
- Adaptive Reveal.js Presentations with Personalized Learning Paths (Master's thesis IS, 2021)
- Chat bots as digital learning assistants: Overview and prototypical implementation (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2020)
- Pseudonymous tracking of reveal.js presentations for learning analytics (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2020)
- Standardized Integration Process of Sales Data between B2B Enterprises and Data Analytics Service Providers: Concept and Prototypical Implementation (Master's thesis IS, 2020)
- Test methods for web applications using the example of reveal.js (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2020)
- Digital Learning Journey of the Future - Structure and Success Factors of Learning Management Systems (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2019)
- Challenges of Blockchain Design (Master's thesis IS, 2018)
- Digitalization of higher education teaching with particular focus on the University of Muenster's School of Business and Economics (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2018)
- Recommendations for the use of OER repositories at universities (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2018)
- State of the art of penetration testing (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2017)
- Cloud-based BI Solutions (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2016)
- Synchronizing encrypted data on Android (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2015)
- Design and implementation of an extensible data profiling tool (Master's thesis IS, 2015)
- Gamification for university courses (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2015)
- Offline Localization Techniques for Smartphones (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2015)

Supervised Theses