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Courses
- 448.024 Processor Architecture, lecture (’26)
- 448.029 Microcontroller Design, Laboratory (’26, ’25 🏆, ’24, ’23, ’22, ’21, ’20, ’19, ’16)
- 448.025 Processor Architecture, Laboratory (’26, ’25, ’24, ’23, ’22, ’21, ’20)
- 448.093 Writing of Scientific Works, Seminar (’25/’26, ’24/’25, ’23/’24)
- 448.096 Scientific Work, Seminar (’25/’26, ’24/’25)
- 448.012 Computer Engineering, VU (lecture with integrated practicals, ’25/’26, ’24/’25)
- 400.000 Orientation Lecture Electrical and Electronics Engineering, OL (’25/’26, ’24/’25)
- Bachelor’s and Master’s thesis, seminar, and project supervision courses
Supervised Theses
- 2026: Master’s Thesis: Design of an Area Efficient Digital Sine Wave Generator Platform with PI Control Suitable for Sensor Heater Applications, Moritz Nagelschmied
- 2025: Master’s Thesis: Parametric Analysis and Optimization of a Lissajous System during Start-Up, Fikret Eren
- 2025: Bachelor’s Thesis: FPGA-Based System-on-Module for Power and Voltage Transient Analysis, Leon Wandruschka
- 2025: Bachelor’s Thesis: Runtime Reconfiguration of the FazyRV Decoder, Lukas Glantschnig
- 2025: Master’s Thesis: Procedural Programming for Hardware Description, Florian Riedl
- 2025: Master’s Thesis: Dynamic partial reconfigurable hardware management module for a RISC-V based Microcontroller, Florian Angermair (related Paper in IEEE Xplore)
- 2025: Bachelor’s Thesis: Implementing Schedule Tables In SmartOS, Jakob Herk
- 2025: Bachelor’s Thesis: Firmware Development for a Distributed Sensor and Actuator Control System Using CAN Bus, Christiane Woletz
- 2025: Master’s Thesis: Greyhound: A RISC-V SoC with tightly coupled eFPGA on IHP SG13G2, Leo Moser (Links to: Paper in IEEE Xplore, GitHub repository)
- 2025: Bachelor’s Thesis: C Program Bugs Analysis, Anna Riegebauer
- 2025: Bachelor’s Thesis: CCGM1A1 FPGA Module for the opoSoM Platform, Sebastian Liebhart
- 2025: Master’s Thesis: SmartOS goes Multi-Core: A RISC-V Adventure, Nikolaus Georg Sifferlinger
- 2024: Bachelor’s Thesis: A Reconfiguration Recommendation Unit for a Reconfigurable Processor, Marlene Jüttler
- 2024: Master’s Thesis: Runtime-Reconfigurable Hardware Accelerators Extending the ISA of RISC-V-based Microcontrollers, Maximilian Ogris (related Paper in IEEE Xplore, Journal version in Elsevier)
- 2024: Master’s Thesis: Kiwi: Elevating Avionics Reliability for the Aerospace Team Graz, Jakob Faltisek (🏆Study Award of the SEW-Eurodrive Stiftung🏆)
- 2024: Bachelor’s Thesis: Mixed-Criticality Wishbone Interconnect, Stefan Huwar
- 2024: Bachelor’s Thesis: Kolibri: Design of a Camera Stabilization inside a CubeSat, Michael Zweimüller
- 2024: Bachelor’s Thesis: Design, Implementation and Usage of a Lightweight Boot Time Analysis Framework for ARM, Bernhard Messerklinger
- 2024: Master’s Thesis: Verification of Resource Management Protocols: From Code to Model, Tim Sagaster
- 2023: Bachelor’s Thesis: Wishbone Flash Programming in Dependable System, Florian Riedl
- 2022: Master’s Thesis: Design of a heterogenous, automotive multi-core system, Kristóf Kanics
- 2021: Bachelor’s Thesis: A Debug Module for an Embedded RISC-V Platform, Philip Ortlieb
- 2021: Bachelor’s Thesis: PapagenoPCB Module Design, David Rösel
- 2021: Bachelor’s Thesis: Generic Driver Management System for MCSmartOS, Alexander Deibel
- 2020: Bachelor’s Thesis: Driver Development for RTOS: SPI Driver for RISC-V, Lukas Fuchs
- 2019: Master’s Thesis: Conversion of Control Unit Software towards AUTOSAR Compliance, Vimal Sivashanmugam