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Advanced Networking 2

Semester	Summer 2020 Summer 2023 Summer 2022 Summer 2021 Summer 2019 Summer 2018 Summer 2017 Summer 2016 Summer 2015 Summer 2014 Summer 2013 Summer 2012 Summer 2011 Summer 2010 Summer 2009 Summer 2008
Module #	INF-KM-03
Programmes	Business Information Systems Master, Internet Technologies and Information Systems Master, Computer and Communication Systems Engineering Master, Computer Science Master, Electrical Engineering Master
IBR Group	CM (Prof. Wolf)
Type	Seminar
Lecturer	Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lars Wolf Institutsleiter wolf[[at]]ibr.cs.tu-bs.de +49 531 3913288 Room 138
Credits	5
Time & Place	TBD (Online) Kickoff for more information, Mo. 20.April 2020, 15:00. Please login to get more information here.
Start	April 2020
Attendees	Studenten der Informatik, Informations-Systemtechnik, Wirtschaftsinformatik, Medientechnik und Kommunikation, Internet Technologies and Information Systems, Studenten mit Nebenfach Informatik
Prerequisites	Computernetze 2, Mobilkommunikation Good knowledge about computer networks is mandatory, e.g. as taught in courses like computer networks 1 and 2. Further courses such as "Mobile Communications" are highly recommended.
Language	German/English to be negotiated
Certificates	Own contributions during the course (assignments and reports (e.g., 15 papers) to be submitted before the meeting dates, discussion contributions, own presentations (e.g., 3))
Registration	Registration deadline has passed. Please contact Prof. Wolf via email. Please login to get more information here as a mitarb member. Please do not forget to register in your exam office.
Content	This module deals with advanced aspects of computer networks. Instead of classic lecture (ex-cathedra teaching), active participation of the students is expected.
Material	Chapter
Schedule	[ Subscribe Calendar \| Download Calendar ] 18.05.2020, 15:00 First round of presentations: EWSN2020 Papers Challenges of Designing Smart Lighting Lessons from Communication Problems that Nearly Jeopardized Development of Hardware-Software Support for a 1000-Device IoT Testbed (BBB) 08.06.2020, 15:00 Second round of presentations: EWSN2020 Papers Human Nature: The Subject and the Headache of IoT-Based Sociometric Studies Opportunistic cluster heads for heterogeneous networks combining LoRa and wake-up radio Narrowband IoT Device Energy Consumption Characterization and Optimizations OpenWuR - An Open WSN Platform for WuR-based Application Prototyping (BBB) 15.06.2020, 15:00 Third round of presentations: EWSN2020 Papers Narrowband IoT Device Energy Consumption Characterization and Optimizations Tackling Contention Through Cooperation: A Distributed Federation in LoRaWAN Space (BBB) 22.06.2020, 15:00 Fourth round of presentations: EWSN2020 Papers p-CARMA: Politely Scaling LoRaWAN XPC: Fast and Reliable Synchronous Transmission Protocols for 2-Phase Commit and 3-Phase commit (BBB) 29.06.2020, 15:00 Fifth round of presentations: EWSN2020 Papers Towards Automatic SW Integration in Dependable Embedded Systems Improving the Reliability of Bluetooth Low Energy Connections (BBB) 06.07.2020, 15:00 Sixth round of presentations: EWSN2020 Papers Intermittent Computing with Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling Concurrent Transmissions for Multi-hop Communication on Ultra-wideband Radios (BBB) 13.07.2020, 15:00 Seventh round of presentations: EWSN2020 Papers CrowdBind: Fairness Enhanced Late Binding Task Scheduling in Mobile Crowdsensing Browsing the Web of Connectable Things (BBB)