MTAT.08.024 Hajussüsteemide seminar / Distributed Systems Seminar
Time - TUE 10:15
- Delta 1008 (& Zoom (log into courses to see link) )
Seminar supervisors: Prof. Eero Vainikko, Dr Ulrich Norbisrath, Dr Amnir Hadachi, Dr Naveed Muhammad, Dr Stefan Kuhn, Artjom Lind, Mohammad Anagreh
The seminar topics cover a broad set of themes on distributed systems (like High-Performance Computing, [Automatic] Parallelization, GPGPU, Peer-to-Peer systems, (Grid and Cloud) Computing, parallel algorithms, parallel programming languages, geographic information systems and intelligent transportation systems, autonomous driving. In general, everything connected with distributed systems.
Topic Areas (Concerned supervisors):
- Parallel Applications and Concurrent Computing (Eero Vainikko)
- Net Applications and Protocols (Artjom Lind)
- Applied Computer Vision (Artjom Lind)
- Parallel Machine learning algorithms (Artjom Lind, Amnir Hadachi)
- Geographic information systems (GIS) and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) (Amnir Hadachi)
- GPGPU (Mohammad Anagreh)
- Autonomous driving (Naveed Muhammad)
Students can develop a theme of their own related to Distribute Systems or choose a topic from the List of possible topics.
Organization and requirements
date | activities |
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7.02.2023 | First Meeting, topics introduction |
14.02.2023 | Topic choice, consultation on how to proceed (No meeting) |
21.02.2023 | Finalize topic choice, consultation on how to proceed |
28.02.2023 | Individual supervision (No meeting) |
7.03.2023 | Meeting for Research and initial Literature Review presentations |
14.03.2023 | Individual supervision (No meeting) |
21.03.2023 | Individual supervision (No meeting) |
28.03.2023 | No meeting, Do the tests and experiments, Start writing the final report, provide the supervisors with access to the code as well as to the report draft |
4.04.2023 | Meeting: Intermediate presentations / Demo, First draft of the final report |
11.04.2023 | (No meeting, writing the report) |
18.04.2023 | (No meeting, writing the report) |
Last day to share the reports between the reviewers (no meeting) | |
Last day for the reviewers to give their feedback (no meeting) | |
16.05.2023 | Final presentations (Session A) |
20.05.2023 | Final presentations (Session B) |
Deliverables:
- Written results report LaTeX IEEE report format from CTAN or the IEEE website.
- Research (has to be provided one week after topic selection, how to submit the report is declared by supervisor)
- Weekly report to supervisor (how to submit the report is declared by supervisor)
- Research results: The code in our Git repository
- Research results: The collected related list on our web page
- Research results: The report LaTeX sources in our Git
- Intermediate presentations / Demo (in the middle of the term)
- Peer-review of the report drafts between the seminar members
- Final peer-review
- Final presentation / demo
See the examples of previous reports on pages at https://courses.cs.ut.ee/2022/dssem/fall
Final reports:
- Martin Reinsalu, Simple image-based document classificator
- Eduardo Ribas Brito, Towards Decentralized Proof-of-Location
- Ziya Mammadov, Performance comparison of Conjugate gradient method for Helmholtz matrices
- Renato Perotto Machado, The Things in the Internet of Things Education: How Design Things Drive Collaboration
- Markko Merzin, Literature based study on privacy preserving parallel computing methods
- Submit your Report and your peer-student Reviews you received for your report here: ->Submit