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1Distributed Software Systems1Introduction to DistributedComputingProf. Sanjeev SetiaDistributed Software SystemsCS 707Distributed Software Systems2About this Class Distributed systems are ubiquitous Focus: Fundamental concepts underlying distributedcomputing designing and writing moderate-sized distributedapplications Prerequisites: CS 571 (Operating Systems) CS 656 (Computer Networks) CS 706 (Concurrent Software)2Distributed Software Systems3What you will learn I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I doand I understand Chinese proverb Issues that arise in the development ofdistributed software Middleware technology Threads, sockets RPC, Java RMI/CORBA Javaspaces (JINI), SOAP/Web Services/.NET,Enterprise Javabeans Not discussed in class, but you can become more familiarwith these technologies byDistributed Software Systems4Logistics Grade: 60% projects, 40% exams Slides, assignments, reading material on classweb ~setia/cs707/ Two small (2-3 week) programmingassignments + one larger project (3-4 weeks) To be done individually Use any platform; all

“Distributed Systems: Concepts & Design” Research literature Each lecture/chapter will be supplemented with articles from the research literature Links on class web site Distributed Software Systems 6 Schedule Introduction (today) Client-server application design Application-level protocols Sockets Communication RPC/RMI/CORBA

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