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Ingeniería

Ingeniería de

de servicios

servicios yy protocolos

protocolos

Ingeniería

Ingeniería de

de servicios

servicios y

y protocolos

protocolos

Services and protocols engineering

Services and protocols engineering

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Descriptive Data

Descriptive Data

COURSE

Services and protocols engineering

(Ingeniería de servicios y protocolos)

SUBJECT

Telematics

ECTS

5

CHARACTER

Optional

TITLE

Máster en Ingeniería de Sistemas y Servicios

para la Sociedad de la Información (ISSSI)

MSc in Systems and Services Engineering for

the Information Society

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Descriptive Data

Descriptive Data

DEPARTMENT

Departamento de Ingeniería y Arquitecturas Telemáticas

DEPARTMENT

Departamento de Ingeniería y Arquitecturas Telemáticas

Department of Telematic Engineering and Architectures

LECTURERS

NAME (c= Coordinator)

ROOM

e-mail

José-Fernán MARTÍNEZ-ORTGEA (C) 4326 [email protected]

Lourdes LÓPEZ-SANTIDRÍAN 4324 llopez@diatel upm es

Lourdes LÓPEZ-SANTIDRÍAN 4324 [email protected]

Ana-Belén GARCÍA-HERNANDO 4323 [email protected]

PREVIOUS REQUIRED BACKGROUND TO FOLLOW THE COURSE

PREVIOUS REQUIRED BACKGROUND TO FOLLOW THE COURSE

Any of the following graduates (or students with demonstrable equivalent knowledge) may access this course:

G d d I i í d El t ó i d C i i G d t i C i ti

APPROVED COURSES

•Graduado en Ingeniería de Electrónica de Comunicaciones -Graduate in Communication Electronics Engineering

•Graduado en Ingeniería de Sistemas de Telecomunicación -Graduate in Telecommunication Systems Engineering

•Graduado en Ingeniería de Sonido e Imagen - Graduate in Sound and Image Engineering

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Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives

COMPETENCES AND COURSE ASSIGNED LEVEL

Code COMPETENCE LEVEL Code COMPETENCE LEVEL

CGEN.2 Be capable of performing independent learning during their professional career. L4 Be capable of applying and integrating the acquired CGEN.8

p pp y g g g q

knowledge to solve problems in new environments, inside broader and multidisciplinary contexts, in the framework of their expertise area.

L5

Be capable of performing research development and CGEN.9

Be capable of performing research, development and innovation activities in the context of the Information Society.

L5

CEP 1 Be capable of analyze, perform and apply standards L4

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Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives

COMPETENCES AND COURSE ASSIGNED LEVEL

Code COMPETENCE LEVEL Code COMPETENCE LEVEL

CESE.3

Be capable of analyze and develop software applications and protocols for advanced telematic systems.

L4 y

CESE.4 Be capable of specify and design advanced telematic

services. L5

CEI 2

Be capable of critically interpreting and assessing scientific documents in the area of the Information and L5 CEI.2 scientific documents in the area of the Information and

Communication Technologies.

L5

CEI.3 Be capable of communicating and disseminating their research results. L4 CEI.4 Public presentation of research results skills and

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Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives

Code COURSE LEARNING RESULTS

LR14 Apply new technologies with different systems for solving particular problems in the domain of services and protocols engineering.

LR15 Identify researching open areas in the domain of services and protocols engineering.

LR15 Describe new techniques associate with the specification and design of highly LR15

complex telematic systems.

LR17 Apply new techniques to solve open research problems in the field of services and protocols engineering.

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Contents and Learning Activities

Contents and Learning Activities

SPECIFIC CONTENTS SPECIFIC CONTENTS LECTURE / UNIT EPIGRAPH Related indicators 1: Introduction to software architecture LR14,

LR15 LR17

1 1 Th ft hit t i th d l t

Unit 1 1.1: The software architecture in the development process LR15, LR17

1.2: Requirements engineering and software architectures 1.3: Structural and behavioural views on software architectures

2: Software architectures in different domains LR14,

Unit 2

LR15, LR16, LR17 2.1: Component models

2.2: Software architectures for the new sensor networks 2.3: Software architectures for mobile systems with Internet

2 4 S ft hit t f i f ti t

2.4: Software architectures for information systems 2.5: Software architectures for real time systems

3: Software architecture techniques LR14, LR15, 3.1: Model Driven Architectures

Unit 3 LR16,

LR17 3.2: Service-Oriented Architectures

3.3: Aspect Oriented Modelling 3.4: Architectural Evaluation

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Contents and Learning Activities

Contents and Learning Activities

SPECIFIC CONTENTS

LECTURE / EPIGRAPH Related

LECTURE / UNIT

EPIGRAPH Related

indicators

Unit 4

4: Open research issues in services and protocols engineering LR14, LR15, LR16 4.1: Study of state of the art on Advanced Engineering Techniques on

S t d T l ti S i D l t

Unit 4 LR16,

LR17 Systems and Telematic Services Development

4.2: Definition of technical reports 4.3: Definition of research papers

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DIDACTICAL RESOURCES

OMG M d l D i A hit t [ lí ]

OMG. Model Driven Architecture [en línea]. Disponible en http://www.omg.org/mda/

OMG. Object Management Group. [en línea]. Disponible en: http://www omg org

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Disponible en: http://www.omg.org

W3C. World Wide Web Consortium. [en línea]. Disponible en: http://www.w3.org

BIBLIOGRAPHY

IEEE. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. [en línea]. Disponible en: http://www.ieee.org

Basic papers:p p

Most of them will be accessible using the international electronic databases to which the UPM is subscribed.

Some of them could be also uploaded to the Moodlep space of the course.

WEB

RESOURCES (Institutional

Moodle platform space of the course: accessible through the following URL:

https://www.upm.es/politecnica virtual/ (using your

e-( st tut o a Platform)

ps // up es/po ec ca_ ua / (us g you e mail address and password as a UPM student).

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http://moodle.upm.es

http://moodle.upm.es

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Scheduling

Scheduling

Week: 1 2 3 4 5 6

Learning guide – Pre research work T T

Unit 1: intro to software architec T T

Unit 2: software architec in domains T T T T Unit 3: software architec techniques

Unit 4: research work W W W

Case study: group work CS CS CS CS

Supervision S S S

Supervision on demand SD SD SD

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Scheduling

Scheduling

Week: 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Unit 4: research work

W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Presentation P P [P] [P] P P P P P P P Supervision S S S S S S

Supervision (on demand)

SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD Critical review CR CR CR CR CR CR Milestones M5 [M 6] M7 M8 M9 M 10

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Milestones

Milestones

Number Description Number Description

M1 Presentation of research work to be carried out (by teachers) M2 Group assignment (by teachers)

M2 Group assignment (by teachers) M3 Delivery of slides Unit 2

M4 Delivery of slides Unit 3

M5 Delivery of 10% of research work and slides. Presentation [M6] Delivery of 40% of research work and slides. Presentation

[If the lectures ask]

M7 Delivery of 50% of research work and slides. Presentation M8 Delivery of 95% of research work and slides. Presentation M9 D li f 100% f h k d lid P t ti M9 Delivery of 100% of research work and slides. Presentation M10 Delivery of critical reviews

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Evaluation system

Evaluation system

Assessment

Evaluated activity Unit Week Place

Assessment weight

 Case study: conclusions.y 2 32-3 4 54-5 ClassroomClassroom 0 50.5  Case study: oral presentation. 2-3 4-5 Classroom 1.5  Research work: written

 Research work: written

documents. 4 14 Others 4

 Research work: oral

presentation 4 7-[9]-10-12-14 Classroom 3 presentation. 12 14  Critical assessment of documents. 4 15 Others 1

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Research work

Research work

To write a quality technical (scientific) document associated to

the State-of-the-Art (SOTA) on a specific technological area

Work assignment (maximum two

g

(

authors)

Deliverables (written and spoken)

Award (“ISP Best Paper Award”)

Award (

ISP Best Paper Award

) –

For Applying in an international event

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Research work process & criteria

Research work process & criteria

Deliverables (presentation) are mandatory

Technical type of work: “Survey” applied to specific application

domain

domain

Prize: If paper is selected for publishing in an international

event, ISP score is Ten points (10) -

honor medal

event, ISP score is Ten points (10)

honor medal

Keep in mind:

Technical quality

Presentation and speech quality

S

th

i

bilit

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Research work document: table of contents

Research work document: table of contents

Title

A h

Authors

Abstract

Keywords

Document version: Date - version – revision (footnote)

1. Introduction

S

f

(

)

2. State of the art (related work)

3. …. Development of research work

4 Conclusions and Future Work

4. Conclusions and Future Work

[Acknowledgement]

[Appendix]

References (included in the paper’s body)

TEMPLATE

: Elsevier - http://www.elsevier.com

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Research work: Technical Areas & application domains

Research work: Technical Areas & application domains

Internet of Things (IoT)

Internet of Things (IoT)

WSN (Wireless Sensor

Networks)

Middleware

Web of Objects

Web of Objects

Networking

Security (Trustworthy and

Security (Trustworthy and

resilience)

Resource:

CERPT IOT (ISP’s

Resource:

CERPT-IOT (ISP s

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Research work: Technical Areas & application domains

Research work: Technical Areas & application domains

S

t E

i

t

(

)

Smart Environments

(home, city, …)

Automotive

Automotive

Transport (goods and persons)

Localization and tracking

Wearable computing

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PLEASE KEEP PROACTIVE!!!

PLEASE KEEP PROACTIVE!!!

PLEASE, KEEP PROACTIVE!!!

PLEASE, KEEP PROACTIVE!!!

LET’S TO START

LET’S TO START

LET S TO START …

LET S TO START …

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