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Høst 2023

INF-2220 Cloud and Big Data Technology - 10 stp


The course is administrated by

Institutt for informatikk

Type of course

The course can be taken as a singular course.

Recommended prerequisites is programming skills in python and / or the course INF-1400 Objektorientert programmering.


Course contents

The field of cloud computing and cloud technologies is dynamic and emerging. It changes rapidly. There are some fundamental concepts that stay relatively unchanged, and there is an innovation in tools and technologies that often change. Due to those characteristics, the course lectures are subject to change, based on contemporary market adjustments.

The current coverage includes, but is not limited to introductory concepts such as Cloud and Networking Architectures, grid computing and parallel-computing, Cloud infrastructure, Cloud Storage and security, Cloud services, Economic and Legal Aspects (e.g. Business models, Pricing models; and Service-Level Agreements, Privacy).

Fundamentals of virtualization and related topics includes Introduction to virtualization, Virtual Machine management, Machine migration, High availability, Fault tolerance; and Distributed resource scheduler.

Big data includes Overview, Platforms; and Technologies.

Practical Skills includes Cloud Technology (e.g. Microsoft Azure) and Big Data Platform (e.g. Apache Spark).

Beside extensive lab work, both guided and self-exercise, problem solving component for competence development is also included.

Optional topics which may be considered are Containerization and / or Cloud-based web APIs.


Admission requirements

Higher Education Entrance Qualification + specific entrance requirements equivalent to MATRS: R1/(S1+S2). Application code: 9354 - Singular course in computer science.

Objective of the course

Knowledge - The student

Skills - The student can

General competence - The student


Language of instruction

The language of instruction is English, and all of the syllabus material is in English. Examination questions will be given in English and must be answered in English.

Teaching methods

Lectures: 30 hours, Guided lab sessions: 22 hours, Colloquium: 20 hours.