CS8803 Advanced Internet Systems and Application Development

Instructor: Prof. Dr. Ling Liu

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Course Schedule and Notes

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Here are the Lecture-related course readings

Week	Lecture Dates	Topics	Notes (restricted access)	Required Reading (Choose one per lecture and two per week)
1	1/10 1/12	1. Course Introduction + Search Engines: An Introduction 2. Search Engines: The State of Art	Lecture 1 Lecture 2	No reading assignment [1.1 SE]: 1, 12, 9, 20
2	1/17 1/19	3 + 4 Crawl and Search the Web using Distributed Peer to Peer Computing: Part I: Unstructured P2P Crawler - Apoidea* PartII: Structured P2P Crawler - Apoidea Guest Speaker: Mudhakar Srivatsa (Part I) and Aameek Singh (Part II)	Lecture 3 Lecture 4	[1.1 SE]: 1, 12, 9, 20 [5.1 P2P]: 2, 8, 13, 21
3	1/24 1/26	5. Unstructured Peer to Peer Systems (Topology + Search) 6. Structured Peer to Peer Systems (Update Monitoring + load balancing)	Lecture 5 Lecture 6 + PeerCQ	[5.1 P2P]: 15,16,17,18,24 [5.1 P2P]: 2,5,7,8
4	1/31 2/02	7. Peer-to-Peer Computing:: Challenges and Opportunities 8. Clearwater: Flexible and Modular Code Generation. Guest Speaker: Galen Swint	Lecture 7 Lecture 8	[5.1 P2P] 11, 12, 22, 24, 25 [3.AppServer] 8,14,21,32
5	2/07 2/09	9. Mobile Computing and Location Based Services: Part I 10. Mobile Computing and Location Based Services: Part II	Lecture 9 Lecture 10	[5.2 Mobile]: 4, 16 [5.2 Mobile] 21,22, [3.AppSerber:] 31
6	2/14 2/16	11. Guest Lecture Ranking the Web: Is Google PageRank Sufficient? -- Analysis from Source Rank and Web Spam Perspectives Guest Speaker: James Caverlee 8. Tracking and Delivering Fresh Information on the Net: WebCQ Project Proposal Due	Lecture 11 Lecture 12 (Proposal Listing)	No Reading Assignments
7	2/21 2/23	Understanding Search Engines: 13. Part I Web Information Retrieval: Models and Methods 14. Part II Effectiveness of Searching Multiple Web Sources	Lecture 13 Lecture 14	[1.1 SE]: 28, 7, 13,14,16 [1.1 SE] 36. 37. 38. 39
8	2/28 3/2	15. Selected Project Proposal Presentation 16. Application Servers (Web Proxies, Web Caching, and Web Clusters): Concepts and Systems	Lecture 15 Lecture 16	No reading assignments Choose one reading for the week: [2.1 WS] 1, 2, 18 [2.2 WP] 8, 11, 27 [3 AS] 18, 21, 32
9	3/07 3/09	Securing Publish and Subscribe Systems: Problems and Defenses Application Servers and Enterprise Computing: Guest Lecture by Prof. Calton Pu	Lecture 17 Lecture 18	[5.1 P2P] 9, 10, 11,12 [3 AS] 18, 21, 32
10	3/14 3/16	Internet Security and Privacy: Guest Speaker: Mudhakar Srivatsa RFID: Issues, Systems, and Challenges	Lecture 19 Lecture 20	[4.3.2 Trust] 1,2,3, 7 [5.4 RFID]1,2,3,4
11	3/20- 3/24	Spring Break
12	3/28 3/30	Secure Overlay Services Data Broadcast and Location Management in Mobile Computing Systems	Lecture 21 Lecture 22	[4.3.1 Privacy] 5, 7, 8 [2.4WC] 3, 11 [4.3. Security] 10, 11, 13, 15
13	4/04 4/06	Guest Speaker - Stuart Feldman "Computer Science in the Age of Services" Location: Physics Building Room 1. Time: 2-3pm (April 4) Sensor Networks and Sensor Data Stream Systems	Lecture 23 Lecture 24	[5.2 Mobile]: 14, 18, 19, 20 [5.3 sensor] 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
14	4/11 4/13	Web Performance: Metrics, Models & Methods Grid and Scientific Computing: Systems, Techniques, and Applications	Lecture 25 Lecture 26
15	4/18 4/20	CS8803 Workshop Day One CS8803 Workshop Day Two	Final project Presentation
16	4/25 4/27	CS8803 Workshop Day Three CS8803 Workshop Day Four Project Demo 4/25-28 + Project Deliverable Due: 4/28	Final project Presentation

Last updated on Dec. 27, 2004 by Ling Liu (lingliu@cc.gatech.edu)