research seminar 2016

The research seminar Trends in Operating Systems is targeted at students who are planning to do their Master's project or Master's thesis with the Operating Systems and Middleware group. We also invite Master's students who are generally interested in our research projects and topics. Besides discussing contributions from students, the seminar is also used for exchange regarding the academic activities of the group members.

Students can enroll in the seminar and earn 3 ECTS credits. In order to do so, a prospective candidate has to study recent publications (~ 3 – 5). The candidate then has to deliver a presentation in our seminar and hand in a report. The report should consist of roughly 8 – 12 pages LNCS or 4 – 6 pages IEEE. Regular attendance is required in order to earn credits.

events

Tuesdays, 11:00 - 12:30, building C.1

05.04.2016
Future SOC Lab Day of Spring 2016
12.04.2016

  • Patrick Schmidt Master's Thesis Defense
    Optimization Guidelines for NUMA Architectures

  • Marius Knaust Master's Thesis Defense
    Partitioning 2D Data for Stencil Computations on NUMA Systems

  • Angelo Haller Master's Thesis Defense
    Feasibility of Memory Bus Attached Accelerators on Linux Driven POWER Systems

19.04.2016

  • Seminar Topic Assignment

26.04.2016

  • Seminar Topic Discussion and Q&A

03.05.2016

  • Max Plauth Paper Work in Progress
    Is Low-Power System-on-a-Chip Hardware Feasible for HPC Workloads?

10.05.2016

  • Patrick Schmidt Master's Thesis Defense
    Optimization Guidelines for NUMA Architectures

17.05.2016
no meeting
24.05.2016

  • Sven Köhler Master's Thesis Introduction
    Performance considerations and optimizations while porting to POWER8

31.05.2016

  • Horst Schirmeier
    Fault-Injection based Assessment of Software-Implemented Hardware Fault Tolerance

07.06.2016

  • Alexander Meißner
    SymatemFS

14.06.2016

  • Bachelor Project Progress Reports

21.06.2016

  • Karsten Tausche Student Presentation
    dOpenCL – Evaluation of an API Forwarding Implementation

  • Meike Baumgaertner Student Presentation
    Extending Addressable Memory

28.06.2016

  • Matthias Bastian Student Presentation
    Federated OpenStack

  • Lukas Pirl Master's Thesis Introduction
    Fault Injection in OpenStack - Setting, Scope & Steps

05.07.2016

  • Bachelor Podium Presentations

12.07.2016

  • Bachelor Podium Presentations (cont.)

  • Wieland Hagen Master's Thesis Defense
    A programming model for C++ application development on NUMA architectures

19.07.2016

  • Nils Kenneweg Master's Thesis Presentation
    Context-Sensitive partitioning and fast Remote-Update

  • Robert Lehmann Master's Thesis Defense
    Techniques for Secure Operations of Distributed, Service-oriented Systems

  • Kai Fabian Master's Thesis Introduction
    Measuring and interpreting NUMA latency data on different platform

21.07.2016 10:00

  • Daniel Gimbatschki Master's Thesis Introduction
    Full Dedicated GPGPU Virtualization with Mediated Pass-Through

  • Vincent Schwarzer Master's Thesis Defense
    Evaluation of Unikernel Operating Systems for Cloud Computing

  • Sven Knebel Student Presentation
    Securing the Linux Desktop

26.07.2016

  • Max Plauth
    Impressions from IPDPS 2016

20.09.2016 15:00

  • Christian Würz Master's Thesis Introduction
    Interferences in parallel systems

  • Daniel Röder Master's Thesis Introduction
    Recording and profiling workload characteristics

27.09.2016
IBM Power Systems Blockkurs 2016

To request changes, please contact Andreas Grapentin.

For information and events regarding other semesters, please find links to the corresponding research seminar in the list of teaching activities.