research seminar 2021/22

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) in an area of our current research projects and topics. We also welcome the suggestion of cross-cutting and further topics. The candidate has to deliver a presentation in our seminar and hand in a short report. 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.

rules

  • presentation: 30 – 45min
  • hand in slides and report
  • talk to the supervisor prior to the presentation
    • at least three weeks prior to the presentation: define directions and papers to read
    • at least one week prior to the presentation: discuss quality of slides
  • be prepared for a Q&A (discussions, backup slides, …)
  • attendance is expected

events

Tuesdays, 11:00 - 12:30, Zoom meeting

To receive invitations to the regular meetings, please contact Kordian Gontarska (Kordian.Gontarska … hpi.de) or Felix Grzelka (Felix.Grzelka … hpi.de).

26.10.2021

02.11.2021

  • Ramin Gharib, Master's Thesis Defense
    Learning a Content-Based Partitioning Function for Scalable Document Stream Processing
    Presentation PDF

  • Max Plauth, Sven Köhler, Lukas Wenzel, Ph.D. Research Update
    Overview of Research Activities in the Energy-Aware Computing Topic

09.11.2021

16.11.2021

23.11.2021

  • 23rd Future SOC Lab Day

30.11.2021

  • Erik Griese, Leon Matthes, Maximilian Stiede, Master Project Introduction
    Assessing the energy impact of the Linux frequency governors depending on workload memory characteristics

  • Clemens Tiedt, Research Project Introduction
    Safely Executing WebAssembly using an Encoded Execution Interpreter

07.12.2021

  • Marcel Garus, Research Project Introduction
    Assessing the Energy Usage of Your Data Science Pipeline

  • Dirk Friedenberger, Felix Grzelka, Paper Draft Presentation
    Hybrid Classifier for Signal Aspect Detection in Railway Infrastructure

14.12.2021

21.12.2021

28.12.2021

04.01.2022

11.01.2022

  • Max Plauth, Ph.D. Progress Report

18.01.2022

25.01.2022

  • Andreas Grapentin, Ph.D. Progress Report

  • Frederic Reiter (TU Dresden, Verkehrsingenieurwesen) and Dr. Lukas Iffländer (DZSF), Master's Thesis Introduction
    Nonfunctional Properties of Digital CCS Systems -- A Network Simulation and RaSTA Performance Analysis

01.02.2022

08.02.2022

  • Sven Köhler, Ph.D. Progress Report

15.02.2022

  • Dirk Friedenberger, Felix Grzelka, Paper Presentation
    Hybrid Classifier for Signal Aspect Detection in Railway Infrastructure

22.02.2022

01.03.2022

  • Marcel Garus, Final Presentation
    Assessing the Energy Usage of Your Data Science Pipeline

To request changes, contact Kordian Gontarska (Kordian.Gontarska … hpi.de) or Felix Grzelka (Felix.Grzelka … hpi.de).

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