The Parallel Computing Group

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    • Informatik für MB I
    • Computational Web
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Last modified on
27 September 2013

The Computational Web

News Lecture

Aims & Scope Literature

Examination

Lab

• Audience

  Elective course for
  • CI Bachelor students in their 5th semester
  • ICS Master students in their 1st semester
  • IIW Master students in their 1st semester
  • JCIT Master students in their 1st semester
  • TEMA Master students in their 1st semester

• Lecturer

  Professor Dr. Helmut Weberpals

• Objectives

  Students acquire
  • an overview of the potential of the Computational Web
  • a thorough knowledge of web services
  • a thorough knowledge of cloud services
  • a glimpse of the emerging standards.
  Students are able to direct a Computational Web project: estimating the potential, devising the appropriate set-up, and adapting the business workflow.

• Prerequisites

  Students are expected to have
  • Solid knowledge of software engineering in general
  • Solid knowledge of relational databases
  • Solid experience in object-oriented programming
  • Practical experience with web technologies and concepts
  • Experience with an integrated development environment (IDE) like Eclipse

• Contents

  The ubiquity of web technologies is revolutionising not only information services but also computing services. The Computational Web grants pervasive access to high-performance computer resources and will form the heart of modern information technology infrastructure.
  The course deals with the following topics:
  • Introduction to the Computational Web
  • Web Services Architecture
  • Cloud Services Architecture
  • Future Trends

• Course period

  Winter semester

• Course format

  • Lecture: 2 h/week
  • Lab: 1 h/week

• Credits

  4 ECTS