Will code for master title

[ParticlePeter via Digitalmars-d]

Hello Community,

I am a master student of Computational Visualistics / Computer 
Science shortly before starting my master thesis. This means I 
could (and also would love to) spend about five month exclusively 
working on and writing about a D project.
Unfortunately no professor at my university (OvGU in Magdeburg, 
Germany) can be found who is aware of dlang and would agree to 
supervise such a project.

This led to an interesting idea:
According to the European Credit Transfers System (ECTS) I have 
earned 270 CPs (30 per semester) as requirement for the master 
thesis, which is worth 30 additional CPs. Also according to ECTS 
it should be possible to transfer this amount of CPs to another 
University (with a ten semester bachelor and master system) and 
write the master thesis independently from the university where 
those credits were earned.

Last ingredient I would need for such a plan is an academic 
primary adviser.

My personal interest is the combination of cs and art, in 
particular I would like to write about and create a creative 
coding library similar to the auroragraphics announcement, 
processing, cinder or openFrameworks. I feel that D with its easy 
to read syntax and expressiveness is predestined to produce 
creative art and that dlang should have a modern, efficient and 
user-friendly art framework.

If supervising such a thesis is an interesting, feasible and 
legal (university vise) option, please step up.

Some more words in general. I don't know how many of you are in 
the lucky position to code on interesting D projects for a living 
but I guess that most contribute as hobbyists in their spare 
time. I also imagine that there are several students, like me, 
interested in contributing full-time (for a certain period) to 
the D ecosystem. If there are Academics interested in supervising 
such projects it might be worth to put up suggestions and request 
in the wiki similar to the new job openings.

Cheers, ParticlePeter