M1522.006300 Distributed Systems 2020 Fall



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Credits
3
Lecture
Tuesday, Thursday ( ~ ) @ Bldg. 302 #106
Interview
Tuesday, Thursday ( ~ ) @ Bldg. 302 #324
Prerequisites
Knowledge of Basics of Software, Systems, and Distributed Processing
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The main goal of this course is to study the basics of research regarding distributed systems that transmit, process, and protect data efficiently in order to meet the user requirements of value creation via using data in distributed computing environments. Students learn how to perform research to develop technologies needed in such environments, by deeply understanding major distributed systems issues regarding effective, efficient data protection, processing, & transmission and performance engineering, and by obtaining relevant skills.


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ISBN13 TITLE AUTHOR EDITION
9780273760597 DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS Coulouris 5
9781292025520 DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS Tanenbaum 2

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Topic Lecture Slide Reading Materials
(related lecture note)
Comments
Introduction Lecture1 HW : Self-Introduction
Email yours to an assistant by Sep 6th
Fundamentals of Distributed Systems
Lecture2

Paper preference

Email your or your group's preference to TA by 9/13 (Sun)
Lecture3
Lecture4
Distributed Memory File Systems
Other Distributed Systems Topics