Guest course VU - CS bachelor program:

System and Network Engineering Research for Big Data Sciences

Introduction:

The landscape of cyber infrastructure for research is rapidly changing. There is a move towards virtualized and programmable infrastructure. The cloud paradigm enables applications to use computing resources at different places and optimize workflows in either bringing computing to the data or the other way around. Programmable networks allow communication patterns in unprecedented ways to create application specific Internets. This talk presents the latest developments in the Research CyberInfrastructure to support Big Data sciences.

Slides (ask for access):

2017

delaat.net/presentations/pdf/cdl-2017-10-03.pdf
attended by about 100 students

2020

Due to covid these lectures were presented online, students watched video's and we held a debate and a Q&A session.

delaat.net/presentations/pdf/cdl-2020-09-29.pdf
the 3 parts of the online course: online-course
the movie clip at the end of the presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onZ4KMM94yI
or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVd-rYIqSy8
or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlGIxof7w5I
attended by about 200 students

2021

Due to covid these lectures were presented online, students watched video's and we held a debate and a Q&A session.
delaat.net/presentations/pdf/cdl-2021-09-29.pdf
the 3 parts of the online course: online-course
the movie clip at the end of the presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onZ4KMM94yI
or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVd-rYIqSy8
or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlGIxof7w5I
attended by about 320 students

References:

Pointer to course where this is a guest lecture:

Name		Introduction into Computer Science
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Catalog number
Owner		Bachelor Computer Science
Semester		1 (period 1)
EC
Student count		100
Coordinator		prof.dr. ir. henri Bal
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