Enterprise computing is the name given to distributed computing as practised in medium-sized or large organisations where the need to share data between physically-distributed sites is the primary motivator for the creation of a distributed system. The course is biased towards the acquisition of practical skills rather than an investigation of the theoretical limitations of distributed systems. The aim is to treat the dominant relevant technologies in depth rather than to give a more superficial survey of a larger number of technologies. The technologies studied are based on HTML or XML for data presentation and Python or Java as a programming language.
Thursday 15th January 2015 | Coursework released |
Thursday 12th February 2015 at 16:00 | Part 1 due |
Thursday 5th March 2015 | Part 1 feedback received |
Thursday 9th April 2015 at 16:00 | Part 2 due |
Thursday 23rd April 2015 | Part 2 assessment received |
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