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Phone: +49 (0) 40 42878 - 8102
Room: C-0-101-4
Email: hartmut.hintze(at)tuhh.de
tuhh.de: Dipl.-Ing. Hartmut Hintze

Dipl.-Ing. Hartmut Hintze

Senior Engineer at the Insitute of Aircraft Cabin Systems

Supervised Student Theses

Completed Theses

  • Approach for Model-Based Characterization of a Cabin Layout using different Cabin Service Levels (Master Thesis completed in Mar 2021)
  • Model-based Approach for Integrating Security Information into a Software Architecture of a Wind Turbine (Master Thesis completed in Feb 2021)
  • Generation of risk analysis reports resulting from a model-based supported risk analysis process (Master Thesis completed in Oct 2020)
  • Elicitation and Implemantation of an Open Messaging Standard for Aircraft Cabin Application (Master Thesis completed in Jul 2020)
  • Elaboration of SysML-tool criteria for the model based validation of cabin systems specifications by means of operational scenarios (Master Thesis completed in Jun 2020)
  • Development of an approach to digitalize maintenance processes for aircraft cabin applications (Master Thesis completed in Dec 2019)
  • Application of a methodology using Model Based System Engineering for an appropriate design of a digitized aircraft galley (Project Work completed in Nov 2019)
  • Development of a Plugin to convert a SysML Functional and Product view to an 3D Integration view (Project Work completed in Nov 2019)
  • Conceptual Design of an Aircraft Cabin Network suitable for Data Analytics (Master Thesis completed in Oct 2018)
  • Evolution of fault-correlation procedures in case of cross-system effects by means of system models (Master Thesis completed in Aug 2018)
  • Use of augmented reality in the aircraft cabin for maintenance, repair and overhaul tasks (Master Thesis completed in Mar 2018)
  • Studies on the optimisation of test procedures under consideration of individual test requirements and test models (Master Thesis completed in Jul 2015)
  • Studies on the convertibility of modelled system information from system design phase into system integration phase (Master Thesis completed in Jul 2015)
  • Modelling and simulation of an access control system for aircraft (Project Work completed in Oct 2013)
  • Studies on the applicability of a model-based System Security Engineering Process for Cabin Systems (Master Thesis completed in Jul 2013)
  • Modelling of an improved addressing scheme for component identifiers within aircraft configuration management (Master Thesis completed in Apr 2013)
  • Studies on the applicability of a model-based requirements engineering approach for cabin systems (Master Thesis completed in Aug 2012)
  • Methodology for system development by taking the example of Cabin Core Systems (Master Thesis completed in Apr 2012)