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Real-Time Systems
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Due to the forthcoming retirement of Prof. Härtig, availability of exam appointments will be limited after the summer exam period.
TopicsReal-time systems are systems interacting with the real world. Their correctness depends on the timeliness of results. This topic touches many of the classical branches of computer science. It is related to computer architecture like bus design, operating systems, programming languages, software engineering, use cases like multimedia or car electronics, and theoretical computer science. Processor scheduling, a synonym for real-time systems in many universities, is but a true subset of what we try to teach in this course.
The lecture is very loosely based on these two books:
The lecture will be a bit heterogeneous, as we are trying to cover a broad range of topics. However, we cut short on scheduling theory and the deeper mathematics, as this is covered in the lecture on scheduling theory. Slides
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Contact
Prof. Dr.
Hermann Härtig Phone: +49 (0) 351 463-38282 Fax: +49 (0) 351 463-38284 ![]() Regulations
Time and PlaceThis course is not being offered in this term. |