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    PhD Course - Databases on Future Hardware

    Organizer: Philippe Bonnet

    Lecturer: Philippe Bonnet

    Dates of the course: February 13th- April 28th 2017

    Time: Tuesdays 1-3pm

    Room: TBD

    Course Description: 
    The seminar is organised around a Dagstuhl seminar to take place on March 5-10th on the topic of Database Systems on Future Hardware. The seminar consists in weekly presentations based on articles written by participants of the seminar.

    Programme:
    The programme is based on 10 sessions:

    • Data management with Heterogeneous Cores

    • Programming memory controllers and leveraging Transactional Memories

    • FPGA-based Databases

    • Lessons from Software-Defined Networks

    • Cache-efficient Data Processing

    • Code generation for database operations

    • Domain-specific languages for data management

    • Next generation systems from CIDR

    • Energy-efficient database systems

    • Indexing and recovery with Persistent Memories

    Prerequisites:
    Students should have a good background in database systems.

    Exam: 
    Portfolio of slides based on 6 of the papers read during the seminar.

     

    Credits:
    2.5 ECTS

      
    Amount of hours the student is expected to use on the course
    Participation: 2h/week
    Preparation: 5h/week

    How to sign up:

    Write a mail to phbo@itu.dk

     



     

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