Mobile Internet Services Architecture [815349A]

Course Objectives

The course is an introduction of a new field in ITC, a consolidation between Internet and Mobile Services. The Mobile Internet Services Architecture introduces the first steps towards a comprehensive reference model for vendor independent Internet based modular service aiding the creation and management of value added services. Moreover, MISA is not a fixed but a developing model and it would be important to apply it in new application development and modelling. The lectures are reviewing also the technologies and their implementations. The exercises will reveal to the students the current level of development or state of the art of the technologies and implementations of the models presented in the lectures. Finally, we believe that MISA is a compulsory prerequisite for all those who work in advanced mobile Internet service research and development.

Enrolment

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Course Online

In order to see the content of the course, you will need first to subscribe yourself to our elearning environment and second, to enrol yourself to the MISA course.

NOTE: For the students from the previous years! that missed the project work or that did not finish the exammen, they will have to enrol again using the same account and the same enrolment key as in the past. Their data is still kept on the database and will be reloaded upon their submission. This is as easy as it can get...

Course pre-requisites

In order to be able to enrol, the student is responsible for making sure that:

you completed the Internet and Computer Networks (811338A);
and/or
that you have not graduated the MITA seminar in Spring 2004 (course 816658S and/or 816659S) as you cannot take credits from both courses;

Course requisites

In order to pass the course the student is responsible for making sure that the following requisites are accomplished:

Compulsory attendance for exercise classes (3 out of 5);
Completion of the assigned project work (110 hours);
Passing the exam.

Last modified on Monday, October 1, 2007 - 9:19 am EEST by Peter Antoniac