Distributed systems: paradigms and models (2016-2017)

Teacher: Marco Danelutto

Assistant: Dr. Massimo Torquati

Question time: Thu, 3pm - 6pm, room 364, Dept. Computer Science

Master (Laurea Magistrale): Computer Science and Networking

Lesson Timetable :

Recover course (first semester)

Day	Time	Place
Tue	14-16	Aula Multimediale, Dept. Computer Science (without prof)
Tue	11-13	Aula X1, Polo Fibonacci (with prof)

Actual (full) course (second semester) TBD

News

(please consult also the teacher's news page: news related to all courses (e.g. changes in the question time hours, teacher unavailability, etc.) are published on that page.

The deadline for the project submission (extraordinary term) is October 30. If by that time you're “almost ready” but you still need to finalize some small part of the submission (report or experiments), please send the archive with all what you prepared so far (code and report, if any) and I'll give you an extension up to next Monday, November 6th.

Exams, Lessons and Support material

Academic Year	Program	Lessons	Exams	Support material	Detailed program
2017-2018	Recovery course edition	link	link	link	Refer to the lesson journal for the arguments and to the corresponding parts of the course notes for the contents. The whole material presented in lessons is covered by the course notes.
2016-2017	link	link	link	link	Refer to the lesson journal for the arguments and to the corresponding parts of the course notes for the contents. The whole material presented in lessons is covered by the course notes.
2015-2015	link	link	Link	link	Refer to the lesson journal for the arguments and to the corresponding parts of the course notes for the contents. The whole material presented in lessons is covered by the course notes.
2014-2015	link	link	Link	link	Refer to the lesson journal for the arguments and to the corresponding parts of the course notes for the contents. The whole material presented in lessons is covered by the course notes.
2013-2014	link	link	Link	link	Refer to the lesson journal for the arguments and to the corresponding parts of the course notes for the contents. The whole material presented in lessons is covered by the course notes. Please take into account the similar or alternative view of the different parallel patterns given in (suggested reading) McCool book mentioned in the support material page
2012-2013	link	link	link	link	contents covered by Chapters 1-6, 8-11, 13 and Appendix A of the course notes. (This year, due to shift of the course to the second year in MCSN, the course has been given in Italian, therefore the lesson material is actually in Italian. Next year, the course will be given in the first semester, in English)
2011-2012	link	link	link	link	contents covered by Chap. 1-10 (excluding 10.6), 12 (only parts related to Muesli, FastFlow, Skandium, SkeTo and SkePu), Appendix A, and by Chap.( 6 “Wireless and mobile networks” (6.1, 6.2, 6.3) and Sect. 2.6 (Peer-to-peer) of the Kurose Ross textbook, (the numbers here refer to the 3rd edition)
2010-2011	link	link	link	link	contents covered in Chap. 1-9, 12 of the text book
2009-2010	link	link	link	link	link