Page Content
to Navigation
| Event | Date | Room | Lecturer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kickoff meeting | 19.10. 10-12 | E-N 152 | Höger |
| Service talk: scientific writing and presenting | 10.11. 16:00-18:00 | E-N 152 | Thamsen |
| Hand in concept (by email) | by 11.12. 23:59 | -- | Kao Kliem |
| Hand in slides (by email) | by 15.01.2017 23:59 | -- | Kao Kliem |
| Student presentations | around mid of February | E-N 152 | Kao Kliem |
| Hand in essay/paper (by mail) | around mid of March 2016 | -- | Kao Kliem |
News
- Registration for this seminar is required (capacity: 12)
- Registration has to be done via email to Andreas Kliem
- Registration should include: full name, matriculation number, study course, and if you are trying to register for the BSc or the MSc OCITS seminar
- Each registration will be confirmed
- Registration opens on 03.10.2016 at 9am
- Any registration before this date will be ignored
- Places in the seminar will be assigned by "first come, first served"
- Seminar topics are presented in a seperate document, see section Topics
Content
Nowadays internet services are being used everywhere: on your smartphone, your landline phone, your laptop and even an increasing number of home appliances. Today's service providers such as eBay, Amazon, Google and Microsoft therefore have to meet higher user requirements than ever. Questions like "Do all my services run as planned?", "How can my services be improved?", or "How can my services be made simpler to use for customers?" arise in this area.
In this seminar we will follow up on these questions in the area of operating complex IT-Systems by consulting selected research papers and recent textbooks including but not limited to current hot topics such as:
- Cloud Computing
- Virtualized Infrastructures
- Management of Large Scale Computing Clusters
- Big Data Analysis and Visualization
- Internet of Things
- Quality of Service, Software Defined Networks
- Fault Tolerance, Checkpointing
- and, related and emerging challenges regarding the design of Distributed Systems
Although there is no guarantee for acceptance, students may propose own topics covering the mentioned or related areas. Please note that the list of available topics is published in a separate document (see section Topics).
Target audience
Master students MSc-Inf and MSc-TI, also Erasmus computer science students or business infromatics (MSc) students.
Learning Objectives
- Independently acquire, comprehend and reflect a scientific topic
- Write a scientific essay (6 pages, IEEE Style)
- Oral presentation of the topic (20 minutes presentation + 5-10 minutes discussion)
Topics
Download list of available seminar topics: topics.pdf