advanced data bases internet technologies the object-oriented approach and java programming
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Master in Space and Technology
Advanced Data Bases Internet Technologies
The object-oriented Approach and Java Programming
Prof. Seipel
Prof. Tran-Gia
Prof. Wolff von Gudenberg
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Agenda
Formal Aspects
Lectures
Advanced Data Bases
Internet Technologies
The object-oriented Approach and Java Programming
Questions
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Formal Aspects
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Module B: Programming, Embedded Control, Communication
Student Labour Input: 105 h
3.5 ECTS Points for each of the 3 lectures
At least 2 lectures required
University of WürzburgInformatik III (Distributed Systems)Prof. Dr. P. Tran-Gia
Chair of Distributed Systems(Lehrstuhl für Informatik III)
Institute of Computer Science
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Institute of Computer Science
Informatik I: Prof. Dr. H. Noltemeier, Prof. Dr. D. SeipelInformation Structures and Knowledge Based Systems
Informatik II: Prof Dr. J. Albert, Prof. Dr. J. Wolff von GudenbergProgramming Languages and Methodology
Informatik III: Prof. Dr. P. Tran-GiaDistributed Systems, Communication Networks
Informatik IV: Prof. Dr. K. W. Wagner Theoretical Computer Science
Informatik V: Prof. Dr. R. Kolla Computer Engineering, VLSI Design
Informatik VI: Prof. Dr. F. Puppe Artificial Intelligence and Applied Computer Science
Informatik VII: Prof. Dr. K. SchillingRobotics and Telematics
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Chair of Informatik III: Staff
Chair Phuoc Tran-Gia, Prof. Dr.
Research staff membersMichael Duelli Mathias Hartmann Robert Henjes Dr. Tobias Hoßfeld David Hock Alexander KleinDominik Klein Frank Lehrieder Dr. Michael Menth Simon Oechsner Rastin Pries Daniel Schlosser Barbara Staehle Dr. Dirk Staehle Florian Wamser Thomas Zinner
Administration Gisela Förster
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Research Areas
P2P & Self-Organizing Networks
Modelling andPerformance
Analysis
Wireless Networks
Next Generation Networks
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Performance Analysis Methods
real system or network
detail system model
Abstract model
hardware simulation
detailled model
simulation
abstract model
simulation
analyticmethods
measurement
University of WürzburgInformatik III (Distributed Systems)Prof. Dr. P. Tran-Gia
Space Master Lecture: Internet Technology
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Chapter 6 Internet
6.1 Structure and basic mechanisms 6.1.1 Evolution and Structure of Internet 6.1.2 Addressing6.1.3 Address Resolution6.1.4 User Model
6.2 Internet Protocol (IP) 6.2.1 IP datagram format6.2.2 IP version 6 (IPv6)
6.3 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) 6.3.1 Protocol structure6.3.2 TCP segment format6.3.3 Connection control in TCP 6.3.4 Flow control and congestion control in TCP6.3.5 TCP traffic characteristics
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Chapter 6 Internet
6.4 Routing in the Internet 6.4.1 Goal and motivation6.4.2 Distance vector routing protocols6.4.3 Link-state routing protocols6.4.4 Routing protocol examples
6.5 IP Network Management6.5.1 SNMP Overview6.5.2 Organizational model6.5.3 Functional model6.5.4 Communication model6.5.5 Information model
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Chapter 7 Mobile Communications Networks
7.1 Introduction7.1.1 History of mobile communication7.1.2 Fundamental concepts of mobile communication systems7.1.3 Multiplexing schemes in mobile communication networks
7.2 GSM-Technology
7.2.1 Characteristics and network structure7.2.2 Example for connection establishment7.2.3 GPRS: General Packet Radio Service
7.3 3rd Generation Mobile Networks - UMTS
7.3.1 Characteristics of 3rd generation mobile networks7.3.2 UMTS network architecture7.3.3 Fundamentals of (Wideband) CDMA7.3.4 Important control mechanisms in UMTS7.3.5 Soft capacity and coverage area
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Internet Technologies
Course consists of
1. Mandatory practical exercise
2. Lecture
3. Theoretical weekly written exercises
4. Exam
Student Labour Input: 105 h 55 h practical exercises (!)
Recommended requirements Basic knowledge in Linux operating system
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Timetable
Lecture: Prof. Dr. P. Tran-Gia Date and Location: Wed, Thu 10.00-11.30, Zuse-HS Begin: 2009/12/02, 10.00, Zuse-HS
Exercise: Dipl.-Inform. Florian Wamser Date and Location: Thu 11.45-13.15, SE III Begin: to be announced
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Contact
Further information: university calendar & WWW
URL: http://www3.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de/ - Teaching – WS 2009/10 - Internet Technologies (for SpaceMasters)
Contact person: Florian Wamser,
– Email: [email protected]– Chair of Distributed Systems (Informatik III), Room A206
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Questions