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CSC5340 Advanced Topics in Distributed Software Systems

CSC5340 Advanced Topics in Distributed Software Systems. Dr. Michael R. Lyu Computer Science & Engineering Department The Chinese University of Hong Kong. How to reach me?. Engineering Building, Room 927. 2609 8429. Lyu@cse.cuhk.edu.hk. Organization of the Course.

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CSC5340 Advanced Topics in Distributed Software Systems

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  1. CSC5340 Advanced Topics in Distributed Software Systems Dr. Michael R. Lyu Computer Science & Engineering Department The Chinese University of Hong Kong

  2. How to reach me? Engineering Building, Room 927 2609 8429 Lyu@cse.cuhk.edu.hk

  3. Organization of the Course • Lectures: T3-5 (ELB LT2) • Tutorial: T9 (SC L3) Th4 (MMW 703) • Projects • Homework • Late Midterm, Final

  4. Nature of the Course • This is a practical lecture with hands-on experience! • Involves C++/Java (your choice) Programming. Application Objects CORBAfacilities Object Request Broker CORBAservices

  5. What You Will Learn • Problems that occur during construction of distributed systems. • Principles and techniques to solve them. • Components of an infrastructure for distributed systems (OMG/CORBA). • Practical experience with an OMG/CORBA implementation.

  6. Other Related Courses • Software Engineering (CSC3100) • Networking (CSC4430) • Database (CSC3170) • Operating Systems (CSC3150) • Security (CSC5470)

  7. Required Textbook • Distributed Systems: Concepts and Design, George Coulouris, Jean Dollimore, and Tim Kindberg, Addison-Wesley, 3rd edition, 2001

  8. Suggested References • Wolfgang Emmerich: Engineering Distributed Objects. Wiley. 2000. • Tanenbaum & van Steen: Distributed Systems. Prentice-Hall. 2002. • Sloman and Kramer: Distributed Systems and Computer Networks. Prentice Hall. 1987. • Baker: CORBA Distributed Objects. Addison-Wesley. 1997. • Mowbray and Zahavi: The Essential CORBA. Wiley. 1995.

  9. Coursework • Projects (40%) • 1 median-size project (10%), 1 larger project (30%). • Done in teams (3-4 per team). No joint team work. • The large project will use Iona Orbix or Visigenic systems. • Involves C, C++ or Java Programming. • Homework (5%) • 2 assignments when there is no project work due. • Discussions allowed but no plagiarism. • Late Mid-Term Exam (15%) – November 12, 2002 • Final Exam (40%)

  10. Course Outline 1 Distributed Systems Characteristics and Design Issues 2 Distributed Software Engineering by CORBA 3 Communication 4 RPCs vs. CORBA 5 CORBA/DCOM/RMI 6 Building Distributed Systems with CORBA 7 CORBA Generosity and Interoperability 8 Security 9 Naming and Trading 10 Concurrent Processes and Threads 11 Transactions 12 Reliability

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