Principles of Distributed Computing (lecture collection)
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Re: Principles of Distributed Computing (lecture collection)
#2This is a lecture collection created by Roger Wattenhofer of ETH Zurich and Microsoft Research.
It is a teaching of a lot of the theory shared via PODC ( http://www.podc.org/ ) in recent years.
As lectures notes it's aimed at being taught in 2 hour blocks, but if you've found yourself out of touch with distributed computing then as Roger says in his email asking for help from other members of PODC:
"I sometimes call the course the “Pearls of Distributed Computing”, as I believe that teaching the nicest algorithms and techniques is better than teaching a complete picture of the most important results."
Re: Principles of Distributed Computing (lecture collection)
#3This is a lecture collection created by Roger Wattenhofer of ETH Zurich and Microsoft Research. It is a teaching of a lot of the theory shared via PODC ( http://www.podc.org/ ) in recent years. As lectures notes it's aimed at being taught in 2 hour blocks, but if you've found yourself out of touch with distributed computing then as Roger says in his email asking for help from other members of PODC: "I sometimes call…
One of my favorite lectures when I was still studying at the ETH.
Re: Principles of Distributed Computing (lecture collection)
#4This is a lecture collection created by Roger Wattenhofer of ETH Zurich and Microsoft Research. It is a teaching of a lot of the theory shared via PODC ( http://www.podc.org/ ) in recent years. As lectures notes it's aimed at being taught in 2 hour blocks, but if you've found yourself out of touch with distributed computing then as Roger says in his email asking for help from other members of PODC: "I sometimes call…
Thanks buro9!
I'm curious what other resources would be good for Distributed Computing. I'll try to go over these.
Thanks again!