Microservice Architectures and Serverless Computing (III-IV/2020)
Please note that while
attendance apart from the first lecture is not mandatory,
activities during class contribute about 40% of the final grading. It is possible to pass the course without attending classes, but it requires acing the project work and exam and would result in a poor grade even then. For more detailed information on the course contents please see the syllabus.
The course project work is in the form of developing a small-scale web service utilizing techniques and technologies learned during the course.
Prerequisites
Lectures
Lectures are on Tuesdays at 9:15-12:00 on both periods III and IV, except on some select days, exam weeks etc. The first lecture is on Tuesday 7.1.2020, with the following exceptions:
- No lecture on Tuesday 18.2.
Please note that attendance is mandatory for the first session on Tuesday 7.1.
Location
The location of the lectures is Simulation laboratory in the OIH building, Maarintie 6 (ground floor). There may be some exceptions which are communicated separately.
Coursework
Personal coursework deadline is Sunday 19.4. (23:59). There will be an assignment opened during April for the submission.
Exam
Course exam at the end of period IV in April. Detailed time and place will be added later.
Enrolment
Enrolment to the course is via Oodi: https://oodi.aalto.fi/a/opasopettaptied.jsp?&OpetTap=1140897872.
IMPORTANT! Enrolment is finalized only after the first lecture. You must attend the first lecture to continue on the course. Any student not present at the first lecture is removed from the course. If there are more than 25 students in attendance the selection is based on the order of enrollment.
Contact and Communication
Course teacher is Santeri Paavolainen (email santeri.paavolainen@aalto.fi). The course teaching assistant is Satenik Hovsepyan (email satenik.hovsepyan@aalto.fi).
The course has a dedicated Slack. The invitation link will be visible to enrolled students in the Materials section after the course has started.Formal communication from course staff to students will be via e-mail. This includes any announcements that affect the course structure, deadlines or exam dates. Informal communication, including discussions, links with information etc. are on Slack only.