Instructor
Students will review, present, and discuss current research in computer systems, distributed systems, and computer networks, in the contexts of dependability, performance and scalability.
Here are some potential papers to read and discuss during the semester (list will be updated based on class interests):
- C3: Internet-Scale Control Plane for Video Quality Optimization
- Existential Consistency: Measuring and Understanding Consistency at Facebook
- Attacking the Network Time Protocol
- BGP Security in Partial Deployment
- Why Is It Taking So Long to Secure Internet Routing?
- Empirical Development of a Trusted Sensing Base for Power System Infrastructures
- Matchmaking for Online Games and Other Latency-Sensitive P2P Systems - Paper for 4/14/2016
Class Schedule
- Thursday 1:30-2:45pm, Malone 228
Academic Integrity
Academic Honesty and Ethical behavior are required in this course, as it is in all courses at Johns Hopkins University. This course will strictly enforce the Computer Science Department Academic Integrity policy which can be found at the department's web page.
