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Advanced Topics in Distributed Systems Course Overview

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This course delves into the design and control of distributed computing systems, covering a range of essential topics including naming and location principles, atomicity, resource sharing, concurrency control, deadlock detection, security, distributed data access, and fault tolerance. Classes are held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1:30 PM to 2:20 PM in RHPH 162. For detailed course information and requirements, refer to the provided links for the course outline and additional resources.

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Advanced Topics in Distributed Systems Course Overview

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  13. <tr><td align="center"><h2>Advanced Topics in Distributed Systems</h2></td></tr>

  14. <tr><td align="center">Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 1:30-2:20</td></tr>

  15. <tr><td align="center">RHPH 162 (<strong>note change</strong>)</td></tr>

  16. <tr><td align="center"><h3><a href="http://www.cs.purdue.edu/people/clifton/">Chris Clifton</a></h3></td></tr>

  17. <tr><td align="center">Email: <img src="../email.png" alt="clifton_nospam@cs_nojunk.purdue.edu" /></td></tr>

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  20. Design and control of distributed computing systems (operating systems and database systems). Topics include principles of naming and location, atomicity, resource sharing, concurrency control and other synchronization, deadlock detection and avoidance, security, distributed data access and control, integration of operating systems and computer networks, distributed systems design, consistency control, and fault tolerance.

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  24. <strong>Note: Will not be offered through CEE due to low enrollment.</strong>

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  27. This course will be available in the

  28. <a href="http://cee.www.ecn.purdue.edu/CEE/">Continuing Engineering Education</a>

  29. program.-->

  30. A more <a href="cs603pr.pdf">detailed course description</a> prepared for

  31. the CEE

  32. program is available,

  33. as is a <a href="preview.ppt">course preview briefing</a> containing

  34. more detailed information on requirements and expectations. The

  35. <a href="#syllabus">course outline</a> is given below.

  36. </p><!--<p>

  37. To provide additional support the CEE program, Professor Clifton will

  38. be available during office hours through H.323/T.120 desktop videoconferencing

  39. (e.g.,

  40. <a href="http://www.sun.com/desktop/products/software/sunforum/">SunForum</a>, Microsoft <a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/netmeeting/default.asp">NetMeeting</a>.)

  41. Please send email if you wish to make use of this, or you might try opening

  42. an H.323 connection to blitz.cs.purdue.edu.

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  45. More course information may be available in

  46. <a href="https://webct.cc.purdue.edu">WebCT</a>

  47. (<a href="https://webct.cc.purdue.edu/SCRIPT/CS603/scripts/serve_home">direct link</a>).

  48. </p>

  49. <p>Please add yourself to the course mailing list.

  50. Send mail to mailer@cs.purdue.edu containing the line:

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