| Cloud computing has left the Gatner hype cycle for emerging technologies in 2016 and is increasingly adopted in industries. The objectives of this class are (i) a quick tutorial introduction to key principles, concepts and models in cloud computing (ii) research opportunities in cloud computing including an overview of our work in advancing the understanding of time, energy and cost performance of heterogeneous computing on the cloud, and the potential in exploiting low-power wimpy systems, and (ii) research opportunities in designing and deploying wide-scale geographically distributed Internet-of-Things applications using hybrid cloud-fog (edge) architecture. The class include a lab visit with demo on a range of low-power wimpy systems that we have developed. | ||
| time | VCRm (Com1-02-13) | |
| 0900-1030 | Cloud Computing, Y.M. Teo |
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| 1030-1100 | Tea Break |
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| 1100-1230 | Data-parallel Applications on Heterogeneous Systems, D. Loghin |
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| 1230-1400 | Lunch |
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| 1400-1530 | CELIA: Cost-time Performance of
Elastic Applications on Cloud, S. Rathnayake Lab Visit |
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| 1530-1600 | Tea Break | |
| 1600-1700 | Beyond the Clouds, Y.M. Teo | |