spring 2015
INF-3320 Middleware - 10 ECTS
Admission requirements
Admission requirements: Higher Education Entrance Requirement + Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or similar education. The Bachelor degree must contain a specialization in Computer Science worth the equivalent of not less than 80 ECTS credits.Application code: 9371 - Singular courses at master's level
Objectives of the course
Knowledge; students should get:
- extensive knowledge of middleware
- comprehensive knowledge on support for multimedia, mobility and ubiquitous computing in middleware
- in-depth knowledge on selected recent and current middleware research projects on support for multimedia, mobility and ubiquitous computing
- in-depth knowledge on selected recent and current middleware research projects on support for adaption
Skills; students should be able to:
- design, analyze, and implement distributed applications and services using middleware supporting distributed objects, software components, web-services and similar
- design, analyze, and implement distributed applications and services that need support for multimedia, mobility and ubiquitous computing
- discuss, in great details, how it is possible to support multimedia, mobility and ubiquitous computing in different settings and environments
- analyze the limitations and potential problems in a suggested setup supporting multimedia, mobility and/or ubiquitous computing
- discuss, in great details, what role adaption has in supporting multimedia, mobility, ubiquitous computing, and other complex applications
General competence; students should know:
- what kind of programming abstractions and support is needed from the middleware platform for a given type of distributed applications
- how multimedia, mobility and ubiquitous computing influence the design and implementation of a middleware platform
- the role of adaption in middleware supporting multimedia, mobility and ubiquitous computing
- how to implement support for adaption in a middleware platform
Assessment
Oral exam counting 100%. Approved assignments give access to the final oral exam.Course requirements: The coursework includes up to 3 written assignments graded "Approved" / "Not approved". Oral presentation of the assignments and demonstration of a working system can be claimed. Students will be opponents for each others presentations. Mandatory participation in the seminars.
Assessment scale: Letter grades A-F.
Re-sit examination:
It will not be given a re-sit exam in the teaching free semester for this course, unless a postponed exam is arranged (conditional re-sit exam). To get access to the exam in the teaching free semester the student must have passed the course requirements.
Postponed examination:
Given early in teaching free semester. It will be arranged an oral exam counting 100%. To get access to the exam in the teaching free semester the student must have passed the course requirements.
Ordinary examination in the teaching free semester (early exam):
It will not be given a new ordinary examination in the teaching free semester for this course.
For further details see:
- Utfyllende bestemmelser for eksamener ved Fakultet for naturvitenskap og teknologi (only in Norwegian)
- Regulations for examinations at the UiT
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- About the course
- Campus: Tromsø |
- ECTS: 10
- Course code: INF-3320
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