Thesis Project

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency - Management, Engineering and Application, Master (PO-2026)

Unique module numberETechn-9050-M
Module number / codeT-01
Module nameThesis Project
Type of moduleElective module
Learning outcomes, acquired competencies and qualification goals

After the successful development of the master thesis the student is able to:

  • write a scientific report and presentation of results in a colloquium
  • investigate literature and internet based sources
  • work independently and scientifically
Course typesMA_A (20 SWS)
Content

Master Thesis

  • Topics in the area of renewable energies and energy efficiency 
  • Independent work including
    • literature research
    • definition of thesis structure
    • elaboration of report
    • conducting measurements etc.
Title of coursesREMENA Master Thesis
Teaching and learning methodsindependent research
Usabilitiy in other programs
Duration1 Semester
Frequency of module offerSummer und winter semester
Teaching languageEnglish
Recommended (knowledge) prerequisites
Required prerequisites for participation84 CP
Basismodule Kassel + Monastir ODER Kassel + Hyderabad
Successful completion of the modules:
Engineering Basics 1
German Competencies
Thermodynamic Basics 1
Language and Presentation
Energy and Thermodynamics Basics 1
Language and Communication Competencies
Engineering Basics 2
Energy and Thermodynamics Basics 2
Thermodynamic Basics 2
Student workload900 hours (740 h independent research; 160 h writing thesis)
Required course workCourse work S1: Kolloquium (30 - 50 min)
Prerequisites for examination(s)Successful completion of the modules:
Engineering Basics 1
German Competencies
Thermodynamic Basics 1
Language and Presentation
Energy and Thermodynamics Basics 1
Language and Communication Competencies
Engineering Basics 2
Energy and Thermodynamics Basics 2
Thermodynamic Basics 2
Module examination(s)REMENA Master Thesis report (30 - 200 pages)
Credit points (ECTS)30 cp
Teaching unitElektrotechnik
Responsible personProf. Dahlhaus/Prof. Naik; Prof. Dahlhaus/Dr. El Alimi
Lecturer(s)Supervisor from institutions or companies together with supervisor from university
Media usedPC based software development and/or hardware development, beamer (presentation of results), report (electronic form and hard copy)
Recommended literature

Literature depends on the thesis topic and is to be gathered by the student upon discussion with the supervisor