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Pre-requisites with regard to content: Computer Engineering 2, System Software |
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Module Internship |
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The realisation of technical systems is at the teaching core of this module. Two different basic concepts are addressed: Concepts for the software development of autonomous systems and the hardware concepts, which have to be employed to realise such systems. The module spans the corresponding space of system compositions with respect to hardware and software. The module builds upon the previous courses of computer engineering and software engineering. Therefore it can advance the students quite far conceptually as well as concerning the application fields. The focus is on the domain specific conceptual thinking, which supports the decision making competence of the graduatesfor therealisation ofsystems. The module also enables the graduates for further scientific activities in system development. |
Assessment:
Written Exam 120 Min. (graded) |
Internal number: INFB6217.b | Type/mode: Lecture |
Lecturer:
Prof. Dr. Martin Sulzmann |
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German |
Credits (ECTS): 2 | Contact hours: 2 |
Workload: 60 hours (30 hours presence, 30 hours self-contained work) | Assessment: Module exam |
Content: Students in this course
Selection of topics covered: (1) Modeling and Verification
(2) Concurrency and Synchronisation
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Mix of lecture and theoretical and practical exercises. |
Internal number: INFB6217.a | Type/mode: Lecture |
Lecturers:
Dr. rer. nat. Peter Altevogt Prof. Dr. Martin Sulzmann |
Language of instruction:
German |
Credits (ECTS): 3 | Contact hours: 2 |
Workload: 60 hours (30 hours presence, 30 hours self-contained work) | Assessment: Module exam |
Content: In the lecture we will deal with the most important principles of organization and design of microprocessors. The focus of the lecture will be the programming of 64-bit ARMv8 processors and the logical design of processors with the help of Verilog.
- Computer Abstractions and Technology |
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Recommended reading: Computer Organization and Design : The Hardware/Software Interface , ARM Edition, D.A. Patterson, J.L. Hennessy, Elsevier Inc. 2017 |
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In general, the lectures start with a discussion of the exercises associated with the previous lecture. Afterwards we address new topics. |