Smart Computing

Catalogue des cours de Télécom SudParis

Code

IGSF NET 4202

Niveau

M1

Graduate

Graduate

Semestre

Fall

Domaine

Réseaux

Programme

Programme Ingénieur

Langue

Anglais/English

Crédits ECTS

2,5

Heures programmées

25

Charge de travail

20 h

Coordonnateur(s)

Département

  • Réseaux et Services Multimédia Mobiles

Organisation

Cours/TD/TP/projet/examen : Cours/TD-TP/projet/examen : 22h / 3 h / 10h / 0h

Acquis d'apprentissage

The students will acquire these capabilities:
- Explain and understand the basic principle of smart computing and service development
- Understanding of what AI and distributed system techniques are implied
- Design and development of smart computing services

Compétences CDIO

  • 1.2 - Connaissance des principes fondamentaux d'ingénierie
  • 1.3 - Connaissances avancées en ingénierie : méthodes et outils
  • 2.1 - Raisonnement analytique et résolution de problèmes
  • 2.3 - Pensée systémique
  • 4.3 - Ingénierie des systêmes : conception et gestion
  • 4.7.4 - Proposer des solutions innovantes (s'ajoute et complète le 4.3.2 et le 4.3.3)

Mots-clés

Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data management Digital Twin, Programmability, Application programming Interfaces, Middleware

Contenu

Three Technological pillars will be addressed:
- Distributed computing
What is distributed computing (Algorithms for leader selection, access to shared resources, ...)
Cloud computing, edge computing, and the edge-cloud continuum
Internet of Things and its evolution toward Digital Twin
Future Networks
- Programmability
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
Middleware and Platforms
Application design and implementation
- Data Management and Artificial Intelligence
Data Collection, Data Curation, Data Linking
Basics of Machine Learning / Deep Learning, Decision Making, Reasoning
Evolution towards Integrative AI
Situation Awareness

Students will be exposed to some application domains such as:
- Digital Urban space
- Digital Twins and Industrial Internet of Things
- Digital Work and Communities
- Digital Humanity and culture.

Evaluation

The students are requested to design and provide a proof of concept of a simple Use Case of a distributed application addressing issues of one of the presented application domains (or newer ones). During this process, some hours will be devoted to guided work and practical work (TD/TP)

Formule de l'évaluation

The final exam will be based on a Report describing the results and an oral presentation of the work done. It is an evaluation of the TD/TP work carried out by the students.

Approches pédagogiques

Knowledge acquisition through cognitive construction (classroom)
Knowledge consolidation through cognitive reconstruction and transformation (use cases)