SWE 622 Updates
Fall 2014
Announcements and updates are listed in reverse chronological order.
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November 25:
We will go over these review notes in class:
Review.txt
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November 25:
Here is the final link to the "Questions from last week" part of the class:
Nov18.txt
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November 18:
Here is a link to today's in-class exercise:
Configuration.txt
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November 18:
Here is another link to the "Questions from last week" part of the class:
Nov11.txt
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November 11:
Here is a link to today's in-class exercise:
Secure.txt
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November 11:
Here is another link to the "Questions from last week" part of the class:
Nov4.txt
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November 4:
Here is a link to today's in-class exercise:
Byzantine.txt
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November 4:
Here is another link to the "Questions from last week" part of the class:
Oct28.txt
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October 31:
Posted draft slides for next week.
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October 28:
Here is a link to today's in-class exercise:
Consistency.txt
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October 28:
Here are java files for the examples in today's lecture:
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October 21:
Posted Reading Assignments 4 and 5,
as well as lecture slides for next week, all on Blackboard.
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October 7:
Here is another link to the "Questions from last week" part of the class,
as well material for an in-class exercise.
Oct7.txt
InClassLamport.jpg
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October 2:
Updated schedule to as describe in class this week.
Reading Assignment 3 is now a "do it yourself" exercise.
Do not turn it in.
You need to make sure that you understand Reading Assignment 3 prior to the midterm.
Solutions are posted on Blackboard.
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September 30:
Here is another link to the "Questions from last week" part of the class.
Sept30.txt
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September 25:
Grades for Reading Assignment 2 posted on Blackboard.
Not surprisingly,
the collaborative solutions were generally better (average 3.75 vs. 3.28 out of a possible 4)
before any collaborative bonus was added in.
This is just a comment about averages; there were some excellent noncollaborative
solutions as well.
The collaborative bonus was 10% or .4 points.
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September 23:
Here is another link to the "Questions from last week" part of the class.
There is also a link to an in class exercise.
Sept23.txt
DNS.txt
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September 19:
Posted slides for next two weeks on Patriot Web.
It is likely that there will be some edits prior to class.
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September 16:
Here are links to the "Questions from last week" part of the class.
Additional links will be posted as class progresses.
Sept2.txt
Sept9.txt
Sept16.txt
Note: Piazza is the place to discuss these questions!
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September 11:
Posted Program 1 on Blackboard.
If you plan on using the Zeus machine provided by VSE,
I suggest you get the simple socket example discussed in class
running first. That way, you will be sure to get the VPN issues
resolved and out of the way.
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September 9: (after class)
Fixed some typos in today's slides.:wq
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September 9:
Updated lecture slides: New slides are numbers 22-30. The new topic is Multicast"."
Today's lecture will (probably) stop at slide 30.
Next week's lecture will cover the remaining slides.
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September 9:
Here is the code for the RMI examples from today's lecture:
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September 8:
Posted draft of slides for Tuesday's lectures.
I plan to do some editing by classtime tomorrow.
We will not cover the Sienna system this week; that will be on next week's agenda.
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September 2:
In the Carzaniga paper (part of the reading for next week),
I am simply looking for some basic understanding
of the routing algorithm for subscriptions.
We will go over a detailed example in lecture.
Bottom line: Focus on getting a general idea; the whole paper has quite
a bit of material in it.
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September 2:
Fixed some typos in the slide deck for today's lecture.
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September 2:
Here is the code for the socket examples from today's lecture:
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August 29: Posted second lecture's slides on Blackboard.
It's possible I'll edit a bit more, but they are close.
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August 29: A CS department GTA has resigned,
and the department is not in a position to hire a replacement.
Unfortunately, this affects us.
Thabet will no longer be assigned to this course;
details will be provided in class on Tuesday.
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August 26: Posted first lecture's slides on Blackboard.
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August 26: Posted first two reading assignments on Blackboard.
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August 22: Posted draft syllabus and schedule.
