research seminar 2018

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 or 6 ECTS credits. To earn 3 credits, 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. To earn 6 credits, we expect students to work on a hands-on project, which may involve implementation or evaluation work in addition to the presentation. Regular attendance is required in order to earn credits.

events

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

10.04.2018

  • Sven Knebel Master's Thesis Introduction
    Programmierschnittstellen für Zukünftige Netzwerkprotokolle

  • Christian Werling Master's Thesis Introduction
    AMD Secure Processor

17.04.2018
FutureSOC Lab Day
24.04.2018

  • Jan Mattfeld Master's Thesis Defense
    Entwurf einer einheitlichen Middleware zur Policy-Durchsetzung in Multi-Cloud-Infrastrukturen

19.06.2018

  • Wolfgang Schult pdf
    Terraforming the Cloud – Auf dem Weg zur standardisierten Beschreibung von Softwarekomponenten, Infrastruktur und Middleware

  • Arne Herdick Seminar Presentation
    Vergleich OpenCL: CPU/GPU vs. FPGA

03.07.2018

  • Melvin Witte Seminar Presentation
    Siemens Road Side Units

  • Robert Schmid Seminar Presentation
    MetalFS Operators and Profiling of FPGA File Systems

10.07.2018

  • Frank Feinbube Ph.D. Thesis Presentation
    Ansätze zur Integration von Beschleunigern ins Betriebssystem

17.07.2018

  • Sven Knebel Master's Thesis Presentation
    Interfaces for New Networking Challenges

11.09.2018

  • Jonas Chromik Master's Thesis Topic Proposal pdf
    Computer-Aided Analysis of ECG Data

To request changes, please contact Lukas Pirl.

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