Operating Systems and Middleware

In order to design the foundation of an advanced system, it is essential to understand the essence of the system and how to improve performance and reliability by understanding concurrency, parallelism, and distributed systems. In this lecture, the purpose of this lecture is to discuss the principle of the distributed system as the basis, learn the usefulness from the example of the next-generation system infrastructure, and deepen the understanding through practice.

In particular, in recent years, IoT systems and Edge Computing systems, in which IT and AI technologies cooperate and collect and process a lot of data from sensor nodes, have been receiving attention, and it is important to understand the direction of these technologies. is important. Furthermore, the 5G specification indicates the direction of Multi-Access Computing, and it is necessary to confirm the position of one's own research after deepening the understanding of these new platform technologies.

Therefore, in the class, the goal is to understand these platform technologies from the basic to the leading edge and to experience them through R & D, and in the next step, to understand the system design based on practical understanding. Deepen.

The design of the lesson is as follows
I: In the first half, learn "Basics of distributed systems" in textbooks of Tannenbaum to deepen understanding of basic design goals for scalable systems
II: The middle stage is the latest literature survey and publication on IoT, 5G (Multi-Access Computing), Edge computing
II: Finally, design ideas and prototyping through group work based on understanding of I and II
 

Deepen understanding of distributed system platforms through practical understanding and design

1. Engineeringly explain the necessity and importance of system decentralization and acquire the ability to design
2. Engineeringly explain the importance of improving system performance and reliability, and acquire the ability to design
3. Acquire the ability to design and envision the next generation of distributed system infrastructure

Japanese(English accepted)

Evaluate through literature research, presentation / prototyping and reports.
Literature survey (25%)
Interim announcement (25%)
Final presentation (results) (50%)

1. Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Maarten Van Steen: "Distributed Systems: Principles And Paradigms", Prentice Hall (2006). ISBN-13: 978-0132392273
2. Doug Lea: "Concurrent Programming in Java: Design Principles And Patterns", Addison-Wesley, (2009). ISBN-13: 978-0321256171.
3. R.E. Filman, D.P. Friedman: "Cooperative Computing Systems-Techniques and Tools for Distributed Software", McGraw-Hillbook (1986). ISBN-13: 978-4895010306

Basically, interested in basic software (operating system, middleware) technology. It is desirable, but not essential, to have a course in programming, computer systems, and networking.

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Non-regionally-oriented course

• Course that cultivates a basic self-management skills
• Course that cultivates an ability for utilizing knowledge
• Course that cultivates a basic interpersonal skills

Most classes are interactive

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