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Distributed Systems and Web Services (CE 353) Fall 2013 Prof. Dr : Saleh El Shehaby Lecture 1

Distributed Systems and Web Services (CE 353) Fall 2013 Prof. Dr : Saleh El Shehaby Lecture 1. COMPUTER ENGINEERING. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING. Course Objective. Familiarize with Architectures, Processes, Communication and fundamentals. Define Names, identifiers, and addresses.

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Distributed Systems and Web Services (CE 353) Fall 2013 Prof. Dr : Saleh El Shehaby Lecture 1

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  1. Distributed Systems and Web Services(CE 353)Fall 2013Prof. Dr: Saleh El ShehabyLecture 1 COMPUTER ENGINEERING • FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

  2. Course Objective • Familiarize with Architectures, Processes, Communication and fundamentals. • Define Names, identifiers, and addresses. • Define clock synchronization, Consistency and replication. • Identify cases advocating the appropriate use of communications systems or computing systems technologies

  3. Course Contents • An Introduction to DS • FAQ about DS • Architectures Styles • Processes • Threads and virtualization • Communication • Naming. • Synchronization and Clock synchronization • Consistency and replication • Data-centric consistency models. • Client-centric consistency models.

  4. Instructor: Prof. Dr: Saleh El-Shehaby • Lectures: Monday12:30  2:30 Thursday2:30  4:30 • Office Hours: Thursday 12:30  2:30 Teaching Assistance: Eng. Noura Samir • Tutorial: Sunday 2:30  4:30 • Office: E621

  5. Recommended Textbook: • Andrew S. Tanenbaum, "Distributed systems principles and paradigms”, 2nd Ed. Supplementary Reference: • George Coulouris, Jean Dollimore and Tim Kindberg, “Distributed Systems Concepts and Design”, 3rdED

  6. Introduction • History of computer • Multitasking • Distributed Systems VS. Linking • Why do we need DS • IPC and RPC Prof.Dr Ahmed El Nahass Spring2011 CE359

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