Description
This is the official web site for the module Distributed System of the MoS in Engineering in Computer Science.
This course is a 6 CFU module all taught in the first semester.
Lectures start on October 5th 2020 and will end on December 18th 2020.
Lectures will be given in blended mode. More details will be announced as soon as they will be available.
For the past editions of the course (before year 2017/2018) please refer to the following page:
https://sites.google.com/a/dis.uniroma1.it/roberto-baldon/teaching/courses/distributed-systems-and-computer-and-network-security-ay2016-2017
This course is a 6 CFU module all taught in the first semester.
Lectures start on October 5th 2020 and will end on December 18th 2020.
Lectures will be given in blended mode. More details will be announced as soon as they will be available.
For the past editions of the course (before year 2017/2018) please refer to the following page:
https://sites.google.com/a/dis.uniroma1.it/roberto-baldon/teaching/courses/distributed-systems-and-computer-and-network-security-ay2016-2017
General Information
Class Schedule
- Tuesday 13:00 - 15:00, Room T01, Marco Polo Building
- Thursday 10:00 - 13:00, Room 205, Marco Polo Building
- Thursday 10:00 - 13:00, Room 205, Marco Polo Building
Information for remote attendance
Lecture can be attended also remotely, following the same schedule of in room lectures, by connect with Zoom.
The Lecture has been set up as a recurring event so the following information should be valid for all lectures.
Join Lectures at the following link:
https://uniroma1.zoom.us/j/86875216769?pwd=d2tzRkUrSE1ob1hlUjMwa0NsT1BlQT09
Meeting ID: 868 7521 6769
Passcode: 728538
NOTE: Please remember to join using your institutional account.
The Lecture has been set up as a recurring event so the following information should be valid for all lectures.
Join Lectures at the following link:
https://uniroma1.zoom.us/j/86875216769?pwd=d2tzRkUrSE1ob1hlUjMwa0NsT1BlQT09
Meeting ID: 868 7521 6769
Passcode: 728538
NOTE: Please remember to join using your institutional account.
Main Text Book
C. Cachin, R. Guerraoui and L. Rodrigues. Introduction to Reliable and Secure Distributed Programming, Springer, 2011
Additional Material
Please check for additional Material in the Resources page
Exam Dates
- 1st session: January 8th, 2021 The exam will be held on line using Zoom + exam.net platform following Sapienza guidelines for the COVID-19 emergency.
- 2nd session: January 29th, 2021
- 1st extra-ordinary session: March 24th, 2021. The exam will be held on line using Zoom + exam.net platform following Sapienza guidelines for the COVID-19 emergency.
- 3rd session: May 31st, 2021. The exam will be held in presence in Rooms A4 and A5 in Via Ariosto 25.
- 4th session: July 1st, 2021. The exam will be held in presence in Rooms A6 and A7 in Via Ariosto 25.
- 5th session: September 1st, 2021. The exam will be held in presence in Rooms A6 and A7 in Via Ariosto 25.
- 2nd extra-ordinary session: October 8th, 2021. The exam will be held in presence in Room B2 in Via Ariosto 25.
- 2nd session: January 29th, 2021
- 1st extra-ordinary session: March 24th, 2021. The exam will be held on line using Zoom + exam.net platform following Sapienza guidelines for the COVID-19 emergency.
- 3rd session: May 31st, 2021. The exam will be held in presence in Rooms A4 and A5 in Via Ariosto 25.
- 4th session: July 1st, 2021. The exam will be held in presence in Rooms A6 and A7 in Via Ariosto 25.
- 5th session: September 1st, 2021. The exam will be held in presence in Rooms A6 and A7 in Via Ariosto 25.
- 2nd extra-ordinary session: October 8th, 2021. The exam will be held in presence in Room B2 in Via Ariosto 25.
Exam Rules
1. In order to be admitted to the exam, every student must book him/herself using the appropriate Exam Registration Form.
- the registration form can be found in the section Resources/Exam Registration Form
- if not explicitly stated in the announcements, the deadline for the registration is conventionally 3 days before the exam.
2. The exam is composed of a written test. The oral part of the exam is not mandatory and can be required by the student.
- if you decide to take also the oral part, your mark will be the results of both written and oral test.
- the written exam will be composed of a list of questions (see past exams as an example). No supporting material (e.g., book, lectures notes, personal notes etc.) is allowed during the written exam.
- the oral exam will be composed of a discussion about the written test plus additional questions.
3. Only students passing the written test can ask for the oral examination.
4. Every topic discussed during the course and included in the Syllabus can be touched during the exam.
- the registration form can be found in the section Resources/Exam Registration Form
- if not explicitly stated in the announcements, the deadline for the registration is conventionally 3 days before the exam.
2. The exam is composed of a written test. The oral part of the exam is not mandatory and can be required by the student.
- if you decide to take also the oral part, your mark will be the results of both written and oral test.
- the written exam will be composed of a list of questions (see past exams as an example). No supporting material (e.g., book, lectures notes, personal notes etc.) is allowed during the written exam.
- the oral exam will be composed of a discussion about the written test plus additional questions.
3. Only students passing the written test can ask for the oral examination.
4. Every topic discussed during the course and included in the Syllabus can be touched during the exam.
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Silvia Bonomi | When? Where? |
Videos
Videos
Text of previous exam
Text of previous exam