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==Passing requirements==
==Passing requirements==
* Prepare a written report on the selected topic (12-15 pages). (50%)
* Prepare a written report on the selected topic (12-15 pages) and have a face-to-face discussion/demonstration with your topic advisor by '''March 25, 2011'''. (50%)
* Present the selected topic and '''demonstrate your results''' in the seminar (30 min. presentation/demo + 10 min. discussion). (50%)
* Present the selected topic and '''demonstrate your results''' in the seminar (30 min. presentation/demo + 10 min. discussion). (50%)


==Schedule==
==Schedule==
Friday, '''5 November 2010, 16.15 - 17.15''': First general meeting. Introduction to the course and open questions.
* Friday, '''5 November 2010, 16.15 - 17.15''': First general meeting. Introduction to the course and open questions.
* Friday, '''12 November 2010''': Deadline of fixing the detailed topic and time schedule
* Friday, '''17 December 2010, 16.15 - 18.15''': Midterm Reports
** Each group has 20 minutes, 12-15 minutes for the presentation of the current status and 5-8 minutes for questions and comments
** Please send your slides to your topic advisor by 12 December, 2010.
* Friday, '''25 February 2011, 14.15 - 16.15''': Final Presentation I
** Shining Wu & Cong Ding: 14.15 - 14.55
** Malte Hübner : 14.55 - 15.35
** Mohammed Ibrahim, Tobias Kloht, Tobias Koller: 15.35 - 16.15
* Friday, '''4 March 2011, 14.15 - 14.55''': Final Presentation II
** Kathrin Becker
* Tuesday, '''15 March 2011, 13.30 - 14.10''': Final Presentation III
** Fabian Glaser & Dominic Simm


== Topics ==
== Topics ==
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|{{Hl2}} |'''Initial readings'''
|{{Hl2}} |'''Initial readings'''
|{{Hl2}} |'''Description'''
|{{Hl2}} |'''Description'''
|{{Hl2}} |'''Student'''
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| Thunderbird Social Connector (TSC)
| Thunderbird Social Connector (TSC)
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| [http://www.winterwell.com/software/jtwitter/] [http://www.twitter.com/] [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~ph315/publications/goose_final_socialComWorkshop.pdf]
| [http://www.winterwell.com/software/jtwitter/] [http://www.twitter.com/] [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~ph315/publications/goose_final_socialComWorkshop.pdf]
| Twitter is a microblogging system which has millions of users. However, only people with Internet can share the information from Twitter. In this project, we use Bluetooth to help the information diffusion on Twitter ... [[detail]]
| Twitter is a microblogging system which has millions of users. However, only people with Internet can share the information from Twitter. In this project, we use Bluetooth to help the information diffusion on Twitter ... [[detail]]
| Mohammed Ibrahim, Tobias Kloht, Tobias Koller 
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| Develop a mobile social application
| Develop a mobile social application
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| [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~ph315/publications/goose_final_socialComWorkshop.pdf]
| [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~ph315/publications/goose_final_socialComWorkshop.pdf]
| You may want to organize a party on weekends, but you do not want to call every friend of yours. This mobile social application helps you broadcast this party event to anyone you want to invite. It also share information (i.e., pictures, music) within a group that owns same interest ... [[more]]
| You may want to organize a party on weekends, but you do not want to call every friend of yours. This mobile social application helps you broadcast this party event to anyone you want to invite. It also share information (i.e., pictures, music) within a group that owns same interest ... [[more]]
| Mohammed Ibrahim, Tobias Kloht, Tobias Koller 
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| Build Your Own Large-Scale Distributed Applications
| Build Your Own Large-Scale Distributed Applications
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| [http://developers.facebook.com/docs/]
| [http://developers.facebook.com/docs/]
| Facebook is a social networking website launched in February 2004 that is operated and privately owned by Facebook, Inc., with more than 500 million active users in July 2010. In this project, you should build your own facebook application using the facebook API. Although the detailed topic is quite open (we can brainstorm about that), but there are the following three basic milestones: (1)Build an application on facebook with a good looking interface, like a online game, quiz, etc. As interesting as possible. (2)Attract more than 40 people to use it. (3) Collected the data (such as user behavior, corrsponding social graph, etc), and do the analysis.
| Facebook is a social networking website launched in February 2004 that is operated and privately owned by Facebook, Inc., with more than 500 million active users in July 2010. In this project, you should build your own facebook application using the facebook API. Although the detailed topic is quite open (we can brainstorm about that), but there are the following three basic milestones: (1)Build an application on facebook with a good looking interface, like a online game, quiz, etc. As interesting as possible. (2)Attract more than 40 people to use it. (3) Collected the data (such as user behavior, corrsponding social graph, etc), and do the analysis.
| Fabian Glaser & Dominic Simm
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| Mobility and Routing
| Mobility and Routing
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| '''Building a prototype application to use Android phones for authentication'''
| '''Building a prototype application to use Android phones for authentication'''
The team will develop an application for the Android platform that allows a mobile phone to be used as an authentication token.
The team will develop an application for the Android platform that allows a mobile phone to be used as an authentication token.
| Malte Hübner
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| Firefox development
| Firefox development
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|  '''Building a prototype plug-in to integrate Firefox into an external authentication system'''
|  '''Building a prototype plug-in to integrate Firefox into an external authentication system'''
The team will develop a plug-in for the Firefox web browser that enables the browser to be integrated as a client into an external authentication system.
The team will develop a plug-in for the Firefox web browser that enables the browser to be integrated as a client into an external authentication system.
| Shining Wu & Cong Ding
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| Development and Data Collection of a Facebook/Twitter application (First preference given to Yang's project)
| Development and Data Collection of a Facebook/Twitter application (First preference given to Yang's project)
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| [http://developers.facebook.com/docs/]
| [http://developers.facebook.com/docs/]
| Build a Facebook application (I have some ideas or you could implement your own) and perform basic data collection and presentation of the data.
| Build a Facebook application (I have some ideas or you could implement your own) and perform basic data collection and presentation of the data.
| Kathrin Becker
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| Performance evaluation of TCP in a real testbed
| Performance evaluation of TCP in a real testbed
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| Performance evaluation of TCP in a real testbed. This project is to give you an overview of TCP implementations that exist in the kernel space.
| Performance evaluation of TCP in a real testbed. This project is to give you an overview of TCP implementations that exist in the kernel space.
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| Windows-7 cloud computing implementation
| [http://www.net.informatik.uni-goettingen.de/people/mayutan_arumaithurai Mayutan A]
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| An experimental implementation of a project on Windows 7 + Azure platform.
| S.Abouzar Hosseini
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