Finished Theses at the Chair of Cognitive Modeling in dynamic Human-Machine Systems

Dissertations

• Dr.-Ing. Marc Halbrügge: Predicting User Performance and Errors on the Basis of the Computational Introspection of Model-Based User Interfaces (2017)

• Dr.-Ing. Hardy Smieszek: Macrocognitive Modeling of Mental Workload of Air Traffic Controlers with Coloured Petri Nets (24.10.2014)

• Dr. rer. nat. Philippe Büttner: Causal Reasoning in Complex Systems (06.06.2014)

Master's theses

• M.Sc. Amelie Piepenbring: Mental Models Informing Interface Design: Evaluation of a Method Applied in the Redesign of a Multiserver Managing Tool (11.9.2017)

• M.Sc. Anja Marckwardt: Impact of the instruction form on the training success of lay users in medical devices - Deriving of design recommendations (10.02.2017)

• M.Sc. Hannah Kosanke: Coordinating Tasks in a Simplified Driving Environment Modelled with ACT-R and Threaded Cognition (2016)

• M.Sc. Marika Nürnberg: Experimentelle Erfassung von Workload im Kontext der Fahrerbeanspruchung (2015)

• M.Sc. Maria Wirzberger: Smart@load? Modeling Interruption while Using a Smartphone-App in Alternating Workload Conditions (01.12.2014)

• M.Sc. Fabian Joeres: Cognitive Modeling of Mental Rotation (17.04.2014)

• M.Sc. Stefan Lindner: A Cognitive Modeling Approach to Surprise (10.08.2012)