System Modeling (2014)

System design, integration, infrastructure design. Model-based architecture, business process modeling, simulation, analysis

WARNING: this page corresponds to the course that was held in the Spring of 2015. For the currently (Fall 2015) ongoing System Modeling course, head over here.

​Aims

• System design
• System integration
• System infrastructure design
  • see Intelligent System Monitoring
• Students completing the course requirements successfully will:
  • become familiar to the basics of model-based architecture design,
  • be able to precisely specify requirements against informatics systems, model their operation environment and architecture, know the corresponding ruling standards,
  • gain proficiency in the simulation-based correctness proving and scaling methods of discrete systems,
  • are able to find the bottlenecks in existing systems, analyze and compare the solution alternatives for eliminating them,
  • get to know the sections of practical measurement techniques of computer systems, which can serve as a basis for the parametrization of models.

Schedule (for 2014)

Coming soon