Students who write their thesis at the Quality and Usability Lab present their work and research in an interim presentation and a final presentation.
The research colloquium "Theses" is most efficient when as many students and researchers as possible participate and give feedback. Students who are currently working on their own thesis can see what other students are working on, ideally give and receive feedback and incorporate it into their work.
Final Presentations / Defenses:
Final presentations take place after the thesis has been submitted. The entire thesis and, above all, the aspects relevant to the research are presented here. Approximately 20 minutes are allocated for the presentation and 10 minutes for discussion and questions.
Intermediate Presentations:
In addition to the final presentations, students will present their work if they have already invested about six weeks of work or have generally reached a good time for the presentation of interim results. In this way, feedback and input can be incorporated into the work. Approximately 20 minutes are allocated for the presentation, input, discussion and questions. This means that the actual presentation should not be longer than 10-15 minutes.
For interim presentations, open questions and discussion topics should already be built into the presentation slides to enable an effective feedback round. In this format it is not necessary to present the complete status of the thesis. It is more important to present concepts, ideas and plans in a way that is easy to follow. This also includes adhering to the framework and time.
Registration:
Slots can be booked in the following Google Form . The password for the form is known at QU-Lab.
If you have any questions or need the password, please contact Philine Görzig.
