Emerging Distributed Architectures
- Enseignant(s): B.Garbinato
- Titre en français: Architectures réparties émergentes
- Cours donné en: anglais
- Crédits ECTS: 6 crédits
- Horaire: Semestre de printemps 2018-2019, 2.0h. de cours + 2.0h. d'exercices (moyenne hebdomadaire)
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- Formation concernée: Maîtrise universitaire ès Sciences en systèmes d'information
ObjectifsThis course offers a comprehensive introduction to emerging distributed architectures and their supporting middleware, and explains how these architectures impact the design of today's information systems. ContenusDistributed architectures and their supporting middleware have evolved from traditional information systems, following several directions: mobility & ubiquity, peer-to-peer communication, web deployment, etc. In this course, students will learn how to design and deploy such architectures on practical examples. To help students better grasp theoretical concepts, they will incrementally build an application based on such architectures, throughout the semester, using the Java platform. This course will address the subjects listed below.
The evaluation is based on a project done in groups during the semester and on a final exam at the end of the semester. For the retake, a new exam takes place and the evaluation of the group project during the semester is reused to compute the final mark. However, if a student scores less than 3 in the final exam, the mark of the group project is not taken into account to compute her/his final mark. The course and the course material are in English. French-speaking students can however ask questions and be answered in French. RéférencesDistributed Systems - Concept and Design, 4th Edition. G. Coulouris, J. Dollimore, T. Kindberg. 2005. Addison Wesley. Evaluation1ère tentative
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