Distributed Systems » Distributed and Cooperative Computing

SS 2013
WS 2012/2013
Private: Adaptive Applications
Previous Semesters
- SS 2012
- WS 2011/2012
- SS 2011
- WS 2010/2011
- SS 2010
- WS 2009/2010
  - Operating Systems
  - Distributed and Cooperative Computing
  - Distributed Systems – Architectures and Services
  - Seminar Ubiquitous Computing
  - Colloquium Distributed Systems
- SS 2009
- WS 2008/2009
Projects

Distributed and Cooperative Computing

Lecturer:

Dr. Michael Zapf

Tutor:

Dr. Michael Zapf

SWS:

3 lecture + 1 exercise

Dates:

Lecture: Thursday 14-16 c.t., room 1405
Exercise+Lecture: Monday 12-14 c.t., room 1332

Start of courses:

2009-10-15

Assignment:

Computer science, electrical engineering, ECE, economic engineering, Mechatronic

Computer science curriculum:

Master (on request: Bachelor)

Participants:

open

Learning Target:

Knowledge of current topics in computing in distributed autonomous systems.

Content:

The course provides an introduction to various aspects of information processing between autonomous components. Main topic is the technology of autonomous software agents. In this context, features like mobility, intelligence, techniques, security and application design will be discussed. Further topics include distribution infrastructures, sensor networks, and autonomous systems.