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Modelling strange networks: algorithms and applications

2015VT

Status Cancelled
School Computer and Information Science (CIS)
Division RTSLAB
Owner Mikael Asplund

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Course plan

Lectures

6 lectures, and 6 examining seminars

Recommended for

Students with knowledge of basic graph theory, computer networks and mathematics who would like to learn more on information networks with a twist.

The course was last given

New course

Goals

After the course, the student will be able to:
* Understand and relate some advanced concepts of network theory
* Present, discuss and evaluate research results in the area
* Apply algorithmic methods for analysing network properties
* Implement and evaluate information propagation algorithms

Prerequisites

Basic graph theory
Computer networks

Organization

Lectures will present basic notions and introduce concepts. Advanced topics will be discussed in seminars where students read and present articles. Some hands on experience will be acquired through labs.

Contents

Graph metrics (connectivity, expansion, etc), Random graphs, Information spreading, Dynamic graphs, Epidemic algorithms, Percolation theory, Small-world networks, Wireless network models, P2P networks

Literature

Research papers

Lecturers

Mikael Asplund

Examiner

Mikael Asplund

Examination

Active attendance at seminars, presentation of some chosen article, completion of lab assignments

Credit

6 hp

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