• Comprehension of various technology requirements used in distributed systems
• Mapping of distributed systems concepts to their technological implementations
• Various current tiers/layer technologies
• Extraction of adequate technologies for varying requirements
• Applying of corresponding technologies in complex projects

client-server, n-tier systems, object-related mappings, non-relational data models (NoSQL), presentation-layer technologies (web framework), integration technologies (EAI, web services), container technologies (e.g., Docker), aspect-oriented middleware, message oriented middleware, metaprogramming

The course consists of a lecture, providing the required theoretical information, and a lab with several programming assignments for an in-depth understanding of the course topics. Furthermore, lab practice lessons will be held for presentation and discussion of the assignments. Moreover, these practice lessons serve to align implementation and the corresponding theory (which is mainly the content of the lecture).

Lecture schedule (preliminary):

We., 06.03.2019: Introduction and general course information (12:00-13:00)
We., 13.03.2019: 1st Lecture
We., 20.03.2019: 2nd Lecture
We., 10.04.2019: 3rd Lecture
We., 15.05.2019: 4th Lecture
We., 22.05.2019: 5th Lecture 

We., 19.06.2019: Exam (main date)
October 2019: Exam (alternative exam)

Attendance is only required for the practical group sessions.

Lab exercises and written exam about lecture

ECTS-Breakdown (Aufwands-Aufschlüsselung):

• 6 ECTS, corresponds to roughly 150h
• roughly 25% Lecture part, roughly 75% practical part (Lab) = 36h Lecture, 114h Lab

• Lecture: 8h
• Lecture exam (preparation and writing the exam): 28h

• Lab Assignment 1: 36h
• Lab Session 1: 2h
• Lab Assignment 2: 36h
• Lab Session 2: 2h
• Lab Assignment 3: 36h
• Lab Session 3: 2h

See course homepage.

Knowledge of distributed systems, software engineering, databases, SQL, and object-oriented programming. Good programming skills in Java