Summer
2008

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Project Seminar, 2 SWS

Instructor: Prof. Jens-Peter Redlich
Tuesday, 15:00-16:30, RUD 25, 3.328


Computer Science Department
Systems Architecture Group

 
Abstract: The Systems Architecture Group is engaged in numerous projects: Berlin Roof Net, Anonymous Reputation Management for Social Network Services, and Early Warning Systems for Seismic Activities. Each of these projects requires intensive research to make progress. In this project seminar, we will identify specific problems for each project, review prior art literature, discuss our findings, and regularly report about progress made on each issue. In addition to acquiring knowledge about the technologies that are relevant for each project, seminar participants will get hands-on experience with research techniques, including literature study, project planning, and result presentation / publication.
 

Synopsis:
  • Project Seminar, Praktische Informatik.
  • 2h each week, over one semester (2 SWS).
  • Target Audience: Students who are interested in writing their term paper or masters thesis at the Systems Architecture Group, as well as students who want to participate in one of the current projects (1) Berlin Roof Net, (2) Anonymous Reputation Management for Social Network Services, and (3) Early Warning Systems for Seismic Activities.

Credits and grading:

There are no grades for this project seminar.

Prerequisites:

  • Successful completion of PI-1,2,3; involvement in one of the group's 3 projects.

Wiki:

Syllabus:   (topics we'd like to cover)
  1. About good research
    A.Post. Fallacies in evaluating decentralized systems. (
    Post-fallacies06.pdf)
    R.Pike. Systems Software Research is Irrelevant. (utah2000.pdf)
     
  2. P2P File Sharing
    U.Lee. Understanding Pollution Dynamics in P2P File Sharing. (Lee-pollution06.pdf)
     
  3. BRN distributed file storage
    J.Li: F2F: reliable storage in open networks. (Li-F2F06.pdf)
     
  4. An End to End-to-End?
    J.H.Saltzer, D.P.Reed, D.D.Clark, End-to-End Arguments in System Design.pdf
    Tim Moors. A critical review of End-to-end arguments in system design.pdf
    J.Kempf, R.Austein, The Rise of the Middle and the Future of End-to-End (rfc3724).pdf
    Marjory S.Blumenthal, David D.Clark, Rethinking the design of the Internet.pdf
    David P.Reed, Jerome H.Saltzer, David D.Clark, Active Networking and End-To-End Arguments.pdf
    David P.Reed, The End of the End-to-End Argument.pdf
     
Date

Presenter 

Topic

Slides
16.4.      
23.4.  M.Grauel, M.Naber    
29.4.  M.Kurth  What's new at Infocom?  
6.5.

 cancelled

13.5.  (1) O.Friedrich,
 (2) S.Schulze
(1) N.N.
(2) Verteidigung Diplomarbeit
 
20.5.  S.Heglmeier Scalability of Wireless Mesh-Networks under realistic assumptions  
27.5.  H.Pirk Studienarbeit: Offline-WiKi
03.6.  A.Ringleben  Studienarbeit: Performance of DHT over WMN  
10.6.  (1) M.Grauel,
 (2) M.Naber
 (1) Vorstellung Diplomarbeitsthema
 (2) Vorstellung Diplomarbeitsthema
 pdf
 

17.6.

Tag der Informatik
24.6.  (1) F.Bechstein
 (2) A.Ringleben
 (1) Vorstellung Diplomarbeitsthema
 (2) Methode zum Vergleich von DHT in WMN
 
01.07.   U.Hermann  Network Coding zum Ausgleich von Bitfehlern in drahtlosen Netzwerken (Diplomarbeit)  
08.07.   B.Lichtblau  How can cooperative protocol help in EWS-WMNs?  
15.07.  (1) B.Pollex
 (2) J.Nachtigall
 (1): Studienarbeit: Offline Wikipedia
 (2): Conference Paper
 
 Links
MIT
Roof Net (home page)
Berlin Roof Net
Project Home Page
Reputation 4SNS
Project Home Page
Early Warning
Project Home Page

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