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Seminar Verteilte Systeme: WebAssembly, the standard for the future?

Semester	Winter 2019/2020 Summer 2022 Winter 2021/2022 Summer 2019 Winter 2018/2019 Summer 2018 Winter 2017/2018 Summer 2017 Winter 2016/2017 Winter 2015/2016 Summer 2015 Winter 2014/2015 Summer 2014 Summer 2013 Summer 2012
Module #	INF-VS-041
Programmes	Computer Science Bachelor, Computer Science Master, Computer and Communication Systems Engineering Bachelor, Computer and Communication Systems Engineering Master, Business Information Systems Bachelor, Business Information Systems Master
IBR Group	DS (Prof. Kapitza)
Type	Seminar
Lecturer	Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Kapitza Ehemaliger Abteilungsleiter rrkapitz[[at]]ibr.cs.tu-bs.de
Assistant	Dr. David Goltzsche Ehemaliger Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Credits	5
Hours	0+2
Time & Place	Kick-Off Meeting: Freitag, 25.10.2019, 09:45 - 11:15 Uhr, Room 105
Certificates	Submission of an substantial essay and successful presentation. The grade is determined by the activity in the seminar as well as the quality of essay and presentation.
Registration	The number of participants is limited to 15 students. The registration is only possible via StudIP. The course is called "Seminar Informatik WS 1920 Verteilte Systeme".
Content	The topics will be made available later.
Material	The material is only available to registered attendees. In order to register, you need either an IBR POSIX account or a self-activated IBR-y-account. Afterwards you can login to this site. Chapter Slides Exercises 1. Intro
Termin	[ Subscribe Calendar \| Download Calendar ] 25.10.2019, 09:45 Kick-Off Meeting (IZ Raum 105)
References	On World-Wide-Web, there are different ways to enhance your seminar presentations: How to Read a Paper, S. Keshav, University of Waterloo How to Give a Talk, Paul N. Edwards, School of Information, University of Michigan How to Give a Good Presentation For the literature review there links might be helpful: ACM Digital Library IEEE Xplore Network Bibliography Citeseer (Research Index) citation index Google Scholar (La)TeX Tips + Tricks
The Seminar The preferred language for talk and essay is english, although german is possible. Each participant will take one or more papers under a specific topic. Participants are responsible for a peer review, including: Attend peer's presentation dry run and give feedback. Review peer's essay before submission. Collect questions to peer's presentation during discussion session. Notes Please submit the essay as well as your presentation slides. The requirements for presentation and essay are listed as follows: Presentation and essay preferably in English. Presentation time about 20 minutes. Essay should comprise exact 6 pages without references. Each participant is supposed to do further research based on the paper. The supervisors are always glad to help in this case. The strength of the university depends on academic and personal integrity. In this seminar, essays must be done in your own words. Plagiarism is an offense against the examination regulations. Templates The LaTeX template for seminar essay can be found here. Additional considerations for the design of the essay can be found on the website of IBR. LaTeX templates for presentation slides can be found here. Additional considerations for the design can be found on the website of IBR.