Student Work

Below you will find the supervised student projects with the participation of the professorship Virtual Technologies.

You are welcome to enquire about topics for student theses at any time.

Master Theses

Datum Name Thema Betreuer
09.07.2025 Meinhold, Tobias Maximilian Overhaul of Data Processing between Controlling and HR: Development of a New Pipeline for the Digitalization and Automation of Personnel and Cost Analyses. Prof. P. Klimant, L. Lehmann, M.Sc.

Bachelor Theses

Date Name Topic Supervisor
07.07.2025 Apfelstädt, Madlien The influence of adaptive user interfaces on the perception and use of game information by beginners. Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach
07.07.2025 Heese, Tristan How can MI-CC in UE5 improve the workflow of visually designing a level for a tactical shooter? Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach
07.07.2025 Meißner, Alina Development and didactic preparation of teaching units on the subject of animation blending. Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach
06.05.2025 Baumann, Vincent Conception and implementation of a user-centered event management tool for corporate events with a focus on UI/UX design. Prof. P. Klimant, K. Reinig
25.03.2025 Janda, Astrid Barbara Motion capture-based movement analysis of Fechtfeder and plastic simulator in historical sword fighting. Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach
25.03.2025 Klumpp, Christian Investigating the criteria for project management software for small teams in game development. Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach
25.03.2025 Nehring, Oscar Butz Micro interactions in web design using the example of e-commerce websites: Improving the user experience. Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach
05.02.2025 Nitzschner, Nicole User-centered design for young audiences: A requirements analysis using the example of 'Garfield - Food Frenzy!'. Prof. P. Klimant, K. Fricke
28.01.2025 Pöhlmann, Michaela Christine Inclusive Design Principles in UI/UX for Video Games: A Framework for Enhancing Accessibility. Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach
26.11.2024 Berndt, Nico Conception of a digital game to reduce procrastination among students. Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach
02.08.2024 Treichel, Florian Comparison of security measures: Conventional companies vs. VR companies - An analysis of attack methods Prof. P. Klimant, Dr. F. Dittrich
31.07.2024 Bürgemeister, David The effect of sound effects on emotions in horror games Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach
31.07.2024 Hubert, Ronja Between theory and practice: Challenges in the implementation of event management in the context of the game development module in media informatics Prof. P. Klimant, Prof. A. Marbach