Re­search Sem­in­ar

The Research Seminar "Secure Software Engineering" is open to the public.

It takes place every second Thursday from 4 - 5 pm.

To book an appointment, please send the following answer by e-mail to Kadiray Karakaya at least one week before the desired date:

1. title of your talk

2. abstract of your talk

3. do you authorise us to publish your name on this website (yes/no)?

4. the name of the supervisor of the Bachelor's or Master's thesis

5. the name of the first and second reviewer for final presentations

Date Title Referent Type Location Language Comment

17.10.2024,
16:00 - 16:30

Automated Privacy Assessment for Android Applications: A DPV Visualisation Approach Nihad Atakishiyev Master's
Proposal
In person,
F1.310
English Supervisor: Mughda Khedkar and Michael Schlichtig

24.10.2024 16:00 -16:30

Investigating the Runtime Values for the Invocation of Reflection Calls Shajib Tainur Shaikh Master's Proposal

In person, F1.310

English Supervisor: Jonas Klauke

24.10.2024 16:30-17:00

Leveraging Large Language Models for Classification of Code Cells in Machine Learning Jupyter Notebooks

Akshita Dubey Master's Defense

In Person F1.310

English

Supervisor:  Ashwin Prasad Shivarpatna Venkatesh

31.10.2024 16:00 - 16:30

Ameliorating a Software Security Maturity Model for Agile Teams Rohith Kumar Shanmuganathan Master's Defense In Person  F1.310 English

Supervisor:

Dr. Stefan Dziwok

07.11.2024  16:00 - 16:30 Benchmarking Large Language Models for Vulnerability Detection Vaibhav Chaudhari Master's Defense

In Person, F1.310

English

Supervisors: Oshando and Ashwin.              1st Examiner: Eric Bodden,
2nd Examiner: Matthias Becker

 

07.11.2024
16:30 - 17:00

Deblometer: A Benchmarking Tool
for Analyzing Java Debloating Tools
Subramanya shetty Master's Defense In Person,
F1.310
English

Supervisors:
Jonas Klauke

14.11.2024
16:00-16:30
A General Pointer Benchmark Framework Erik Binder Bachelor's
Proposal
In Person,
F1.310
English Supervisor:
Jan Martin Persch

14.11.2024
16:30-17:00

TBD Aakash Thakkar Master's
Defense
In Person,
F1.310
English Supervisors:
Sriteja Kummita and Oshando Johnson

The Type column indicates the type of presentation.

  • Master thesis (M),
  • Inaugural presentation for a Master's thesis (AM)
  • Bachelor thesis (B),
  • Inaugural presentation for a Bachelor's thesis (AB)
  • Doctoral dissertation (Diss),
  • Interim report on the doctoral dissertation (ZDiss),
  • Project group report (PG),
  • Interim report of the project group (ZPG)
  • Invited lecture (EV)
  • Other (S)

acts. Interim reports are usually shorter and should present the topic and possibly initial ideas for solutions.