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Online Algorithms

Semester	Summer 2018 Summer 2022 Summer 2020 Summer 2016 Summer 2013 Summer 2011 Summer 2008
Module #	INF-ALG-07
Event #	INF-ALG-013, INF-ALG-014
Programmes	Master Informatik, Master Informations-Systemtechnik, Master Wirtschaftsinformatik
IBR Group	ALG (Prof. Fekete)
Type	Vorlesung/Übung
Lecturer	Prof. Dr. Sándor P. Fekete Abteilungsleiter s.fekete[[at]]tu-bs.de +49 531 3913111 Room 335
Assistant	Dr. Phillip Keldenich Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter keldenich[[at]]ibr.cs.tu-bs.de +49 531 3913112 Room 318
Credits	5
Hours	2+1+1
Time & Place	Every second year from summer term 2016 Lecture: Tuesday, 1:15 - 2:45 PM in Room SN 19.4 Tutorial: Monday every other week, 1:15 - 2:45 PM starting from the 16th of April in Room SN 19.4 Small tutorial: Monday every other week 1:15 - 2:45 PM, starting from the 23rd of April in Room SN 19.4
Start	The first lecture will take place on the 10th of April at 1:15 PM in Room SN 19.4.
Prerequisites	none
Language	English
Certificates	Successful participation in written homework assignments and final oral exam. The exam type has now been fixed. The final exam will be oral.
Content	Participants will learn fundamental modeling, design and analysis of online algorithms. Topics include: Competitive Analysis Self-Organizing Data Structures Distributed Paging Online Scheduling Robot Motion Planning (Exploration, Search) Online Packing.
References	In the lecture - among other sources - the book "Online Algorithms, State of the Art" by Fiat/Woeginger (1998) is used. Online edition (eduroam) Another book on Online Algorithms is "Online Computation and Competitive Analysis" by Borodin/El-Yaniv.
Exercise sheets Exercise sheet 0 (not graded) Exercise sheet 1 Exercise sheet 2 Exercise sheet 3 Exercise sheet 4 Exercise sheet 5 Material site Lecture- and tutorial recordings are made available to the participants on the password protected material site. The password will be announced in the first big tutorial. Students that cannot attend the first big tutorial, especially students at other universities, can contact us via mail to obtain the password. Mailing list There is a mailing list for this lecture. Please subscribe, as we will use it to spread information on short notice.