General Information
Lecturer | Prof. Dr. Jana-Rebecca Rehse |
Type of Course | Seminar |
Credit Points | 6 ECTS (MMM), 4 ECTS (MMDS, BI) |
Offering | Every semester |
Language | English |
Prerequisites |
Fundamental knowledge in process mining and/ |
Assessment | Seminar thesis (80%) and Presentation (20%) |
Examination Date | See schedule (below) |
Registration | See below |
Course Information
Objectives
Registration
Applications are possible only during the registration period. You may apply for a seminar thesis by sending an e-mail to jpmac. Applications should consist of uni-mannheim.de
- A short letter of motivation, listing the topics that you would like to research in your thesis.
- Your CV
- Your current transcript of record
Schedule
Event Period/ Deadline Registration period 03.02. – 06.02.2025 Notification of acceptance Until 13.02.2025 Deadline for withdrawal 14.02.2025 Kick-Off Meeting Week of 17.02.2025 1st Milestone 03.03.2025 2nd Milestone 31.03.2025 Submission of thesis 14.04.2025 Submission of presentation TBD Presentation TBD Topics
You can find the seminar topics for FSS 2025 here. Please specify your preferred topics in your application.
In the case that none of the listed topics is of interest to you, you may suggest your own topic. In this case, it is expected that you have sufficient foundational knowledge of this topic and can prove its relevance by means of appropriate literature.
Milestones
1st Milestone: The aim is to structure and prepare your topic appropriately in the form of an outline. This should contain the following:
- Outline of your work
- Introduction and motivation of the topic
- Description of the research method (Structured Literature Review) and its concrete application to your chosen topic
- (Preliminary) bibliography
2nd Milestone: The goal is a first draft of the finished manuscript. This should already contain completed text blocks (in the previously determined outline) and literature references. Results and conclusion do not have to be formulated yet.
Formalities
Seminar thesis should consist of roughly 20 pages (+/- 20%) and be formatted using the LNCS templates. Templates for Word ans LaTeX can be found at https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines.
The available cover sheet must preface the seminar thesis. It must be filled out with all relevant information and the affidavit must be signed,
Presentations should take about 15 minutes (plus 10 minutes discussion) and use the university PowerPoint template.