<p>this is my first question, so please be patient :) My question in particular:
Is the field of theoretical computer science so complex, that it is just "too much" for a bachelor thesis? Unfortunately I haven't found any old thesises because the relevant chair of the university hasn't been occupied for years.</p>

<p>Because of theoretical computer science is the only topic that really interests me, I thought of writing my bachelor thesis in this field.
What would be suitable topics or at least fields that can be arranged in the limited focus of a bachelor thesis?
I thought of topics like parametrized complexity or formal software verfication (which is actually a bit of the target)</p>

<p>Best regards</p>

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2018-07-04T18:14:44.247Z
Certainly not. Plenty of problems in the theory of programming languages is not too complex, for example!
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2018-07-09T09:38:44.867Z
Many students write a bachelor thesis in theoretical computer science. There are always some questions which are open but not too hard. As a researcher in the area, I would say Parameterized Complexity is a good research topic for interested bachelor students since there is some freedom in picking the questions to look at. I would recommend, however, that you choose a topic for which you have an advisor that has some experience in this particular field, preferably from your university.
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Topics from theoretical computer science suitable for a bachelor thesis?
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# Topics from theoretical computer science suitable for a bachelor thesis?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-07-03)

this is my first question, so please be patient :) My question in particular:
Is the field of theoretical computer science so complex, that it is just "too much" for a bachelor thesis? Unfortunately I haven't found any old thesises because the relevant chair of the university hasn't been occupied for years.

Because of theoretical computer science is the only topic that really interests me, I thought of writing my bachelor thesis in this field.
What would be suitable topics or at least fields that can be arranged in the limited focus of a bachelor thesis?
I thought of topics like parametrized complexity or formal software verfication (which is actually a bit of the target)

Best regards

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> **username_1**: Certainly not. Plenty of problems in the theory of programming languages is not too complex, for example!  
> **username_2**: Many students write a bachelor thesis in theoretical computer science. There are always some questions which are open but not too hard. As a researcher in the area, I would say Parameterized Complexity is a good research topic for interested bachelor students since there is some freedom in picking the questions to look at. I would recommend, however, that you choose a topic for which you have an advisor that has some experience in this particular field, preferably from your university.  

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