Description of grades for master thesis NTNU 

Evaluation form

Proposal of Project and Master theses 2020-2021

1. Software for Children and Teens
2.  Understanding the relation between Sustainable Development Goals and Software Engineering Processes

See descriptions in NTNU’s system

Master  theses 2019

• ENGEBAK, Ina-Marie Hansen. A digital game using collaborative storytelling to help children practice empathy. 2019. Master’s Thesis. NTNU.
• QUAYYUM, Farzana. The Role of Big Data in Addressing Societal Challenges. 2019. Master’s Thesis. NTNU.
• Eirik H. Lund Scalability of Blockchain-based
  Supply Chain Management Systems 2019. Master’s Thesis
• WOLD, Ida. Creating an App Motivating People with Intellectual Disabilities to Do Physical Activity. 2019. Master’s Thesis. NTNU.
  
• EVENSEN, Ingrid; OMFJORD, Jens Brandsgård. Designing game-inspired mobile applications to promote physical activity for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 2019. Master’s Thesis. NTNU.
• BREVIK, Jostein. Designing Mobile Software to Prevent Child Marriage. 2019. Master’s Thesis. NTNU.
• ADHIKARI, Kshitiz. Exploring girls’ perception on Computing careers via educational quiz-application. 2019. Master’s Thesis. NTNU.
  

  Autumn Projects 2018 

• On The Relation Between Blockchain Technology and Sustainability: A Mapping Study Eirik Harald LUND
• The role of big data and analytics in addressing societal challenges: A systematic mapping review of the literature Farzana Quayyum
• Exergame or Game-Inspired Application
  Motivating to Outdoor Physical Activity for
  Adolescents and Young Adults with Intellectual
  Disabilities
  Ida Wold
• A collaborative digital game using storytelling to foster empathy in children Ina-Marie Hansen Engebak
• jostein 2018
• kshitiz_adhikari 2018 

Master Projects 2018

masteroppgave (Datateknologi 30 ECTS)

Jie-masteroppgave (Informatikk 60 ECTS)

masteroppgave-Berg-Birkeland (Datateknologi 30 ECTS)

Mimi-masteroppgave (Informatikk 60 ECTS)

Sindre-masteroppgave (Informatikk 60 ECTS)

Autumn Projects 2017 

vebjorn-jorgen-Project_Thesis_Autumn_2017

Designing an effective exergame with lasting entertainment value (002)