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Module # | INF-KM-18, INF-KM-15, INF-KM-10 |
Event # | 4213013, 4213030 |
Programmes | Computer Science Master, Computer and Communication Systems Engineering Bachelor, Computer and Communication Systems Engineering Master, Business Information Systems Master, Electrical Engineering Master |
IBR Group | CM (Prof. Wolf) |
Type | Lab |
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Assistants | |
Hiwi | |
Credits | 5 |
Hours | 4 |
Time & Place | This course is offered in parallel to the normal teaching activities. Next to the weekly appointments, that can be chosen freely, there will also be personal meetings for discussion for every assignment. You have to finish every task until each deadline. The meeting dates for hand in (mandatory) have to be planned with the supervisor on time. The meetings for handing in your tasks will take place in person. |
Start | TBA: Block event on organisational matters, group allocation, etc. (Mandatory!) |
Prerequisites | Successful participation in this course Computernetze 1. It is also required to have experience with the programming languages C/C++ or to learn these before or during the course. |
Certificates | Successful completion of all tasks. |
Registration | The application is possible until October 13th, 2024. The amount of participants is limited to 20. The registrations will be accepted at the kick-off event in order of registration according to the FIFO principle. Currently, there are 1 registrations. Any more registrations are kept on a waiting list and will be accepted if places become available. Please fill out the form below if you would like to apply for this course. Please pay attention to the correct spelling of your name (upper/lower case, etc.) and especially your e-mail address. Please only use your TU e-mail address when registering and on the mailing list. Please only apply once! In case of errors or changes please contact us by e-mail to Jan Schlichter.
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Content | This course deepens the contents of lecture Computernetze 1 through practical tasks. There are a total of three tasks with different scopes. First of all, an introduction task for socket programming must be processed. Two further more extensive tasks will deepen this. The tasks will be made available here one after each other (login required): |
Schedule | 16.10.2024, 13:15 Kick-Off with group allocation, mandatory (IZ105) 25.10.2024, 09:45 Presentation Task 1 Block A (IZ105) 25.10.2024, 13:15 Presentation Task 1 Block B (IZ105) 01.11.2024, 09:30 Concept Presentation Task 2 Block A (IZ105) 01.11.2024, 09:30 Concept Presentation Task 2 Block B (IZ105) 22.11.2024, 09:45 Presentation Task 2 Block A (IZ105) 22.11.2024, 13:15 Presentation Task 2 Block B (IZ105) 29.11.2024, 09:30 Concept Presentation Task 3 Block A (IZ105) 29.11.2024, 09:30 Concept Presentation Task 3 Block B (IZ105) 10.01.2025, 09:45 Presentation Task 3 Block A (IZ105) 10.01.2025, 13:15 Presentation Task 3 Block B (IZ105) 29.01.2025, 09:45 Presentation Task 4 Block A (IZ105) 29.01.2025, 13:15 Presentation Task 4 Block B (IZ105) |
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