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Abstract: 'Berlin Roof Net' is a project run by volunteer students of the Computer Science Department at Humboldt University Berlin. The goal is to construct a network of nodes (access points) which share Internet access over wireless radio connections. The access points are run independently by the students with their own equipment. The project was inspired by the MIT RoofNet project in Boston, USA.
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Synopsis:- Project Seminar, Systems Architecture Group, 'Berlin Roof Net' project
- 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 the Berlin Roof Net trial setup.
Credits and grading: There are no grades for this seminar. Participants are expected to: - Attend regularly (at least 90%).
- Contribute to discussions and implementation/experiments.
- Research an assigned subject; present major findings (45 min presentation; 30 min discussion).
- Presentations will be evaluated by two members of the audience at the end of each class (Bewertungskriterien-Seminarvortrag.pdf).
- Presenters summarize their presentation and relevant discussion on the Seminar's WIKI page within 2 weeks.
- Presentations may be given in English or German. All documents are in English (exceptions may be granted).
Prerequisites: - Successful completion of PI-1,2,3; involvement in one of the group's 3 projects.
Wiki: Syllabus:- Term paper (Studienarbeit) proposal by Gordon Kunkel.
- Masters thesis (Diplomarbeit) proposal by Robert Sperling.
- Term paper (Studienarbeit) proposal by Mathias Jeschke.
- Masters thesis (Diplomarbeit) defense by Bernhard Wiedemann.
- Research & status reports on 'Berlin Roof Net' project
- Research & status reports on 'Security in Personal Area Network' project
- Research & status reports on 'Geo-Sensor' project
Presentation assignments: All arrangements will be made during first class on October 18, 2005. | Date | Presenter | Topic | Slides | | 18.10.2005 | Redlich, Kurth? | administrative remarks | | | 25.10.2005 | | | | | 01.11.2005 | | | | | 08.11.2005 | | | | | 15.11.2005 | | | | | 22.11.2005 | | | | | 29.11.2005 | | | | | 06.12.2005 | | | | | 13.12.2005 | | | | | 20.12.2005 | | | | | 10.01.2006 | | | | | 17.01.2006 | | | | | 24.01.2006 | | | | | 31.01.2006 | | | | | 07.02.2006 | | | | | 14.02.2006 | | | |
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