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Detailed information on how we deal with the corona virus at KIT can be found on the KIT webpages about this topic.
Registration for the practical courses in the upcoming winter semester (2021/22) is open. The registration deadline is 01.10.2021.
All courses will be conducted online. Therefore, you will need internet access, microphone and camera. If the situation and the guidelines allow it, parts could also take place in presence. Further information and the possibility to register can be found here:
Praxis der Telematik (MA, 6 ECTS)
Protocol Engineering (BA/MA, 4 ECTS)
Forschungspraktikum Telematik (BA+MA, 3 ECTS)
The introductory meeting will take place during the first week of the new semester. Concrete dates will be added shortly.
The seminar discusses recent research progress in networking across different topics and is fully held in English (written and slides presentation). The seminar will be held in-person (physical presence). More...
Registration for the seminar is open until Oct 6th
link: https://portal.wiwi.kit.edu/ys/5259
The registration for lab courses is open. Registration deadline: 31.03.2021.
All labs are carried out as online courses. You will therefore need internet access, microphone and camera. You can find further information and the possibility to register here:
Softwarebased Networks (MA, 6 ECTS)
Research course network security (BA+MA, 3 ECTS)
The introductory courses take place in the first lecture week (details can be found in the links above).
Together with other KIT institutes, the Institute of Telematics is part of the Open6GHub project, which is funded by the BMBF with 66.8 million Euros over four years. The project focuses on application areas with very high demands on the quality and security of communication technology, including highly networked production, future mobility scenarios, new learning worlds, personalized medicine, and, above all, human interaction with a large number of autonomous vehicles and devices. The focus is on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to increase the efficiency of communication networks and the support of mobile AI-based services. Further aspects are the resilience of communication networks against internal and external disturbances (network resilience), the protection of private data as well as the automated support of changing network topologies. In the context of programmable network infrastructures, the Institute for Telematics contributes to scalable, adaptive, and highly dynamic connectivity of the 6G core network.
Further information: Press release BMBF on 6G research hubs
Das BMBF-Projekt Künstliche Intelligenz für sichere Web-Infrastrukturen mit digitalem Identitätsmanagement (KIWI) ist am 1. Juni 2020 erfolgreich mit einem gemeinsamen Kick-Off-Meeting gestartet.
Wir widmen uns in KIWI dem Einsatz föderierter KI-Verfahren zur Erhöhung der Sicherheit in Kommunikationsnetzen von Identitätsmanagement-Systemen. Zusammen mit unseren Projektpartnern erforschen wir die Domänen-übergreifende Zusammenführung sicherheitsrelevanter Ereignisse, um präzise und zeitnah auf neue Bedrohungen reagieren zu können.
Absolventen mit Interesse an KI-basierter Netzsicherheit können sich gerne bei uns auf Promotionsstellen im Projekt KIWI bewerben.
At the semester colloquium on the 3rd February 2020, our lecture "Introduction to Computer Networks" was awarded twice in a row by the KIT Faculty of Computer Science as the best compulsory lecture, for the summer semesters 2018 and 2019. In addition, our "Project Internship: Software-Based Networks" was awarded as the best internship in Awarded summer semester 2018.
Hauke Heseding und Mario Hock haben ihre Forschungsergebnisse auf der IFIP Networking (20.-22. Mai 2019) in Warschau vorgestellt. Die Titel der Arbeiten lauten "Balancing Performance Characteristics of Hierarchical Heavy Hitters" und "FFBquick: Fast Convergence to Fairness for Delay-bounded Congestion Controls".
Johannes Glöckle hat den KuVS-Preis (Masterarbeit 2018) gewonnen. Die Abschlussarbeit mit dem Titel "Ressourceneffiziente Monitoringstrategien zur Unterstützung NFV-basierter DDoS-Mitigation" wurde von 25. Oktober 2017 bis 24. April 2018 bearbeitet.
The KIT Faculty of Computer Science awards the lecture Telematics as Best Master Lecture in the period from summer semester 2017 to winter semester 2017/2018 on the basis of the semester-based teaching evaluation of KIT and honors Prof. Martina Zitterbart, Robert Bauer, Sebastian Friebe, Polina Holzmann, Hauke Alexander Heseding, Mario Hock for the particularly successful participation in teaching.
Mit einem Programm ähnlich zu den vorherigen drei Workshops fand am 02.
und 03.03.2020 der 4th ForDigital Blockchain Workshop am KIT in
Karlsruhe statt. Ein Schwerpunkt des Workshops lag auf Anwendungsfällen
von Blockchain-Technologie in lokalen Energiemärkten, was den Austausch
zwischen verschiedenen Wissenschaftsdisziplinen förderte.
Anknüpfend an den Erfolg der Vorjahre, fand der 3rd ForDigital Blockchain Workshop am 14. und 15.02.2019 am KIT statt. Mit erneut über 30 aktiven Blockchain-Forschern und -Praktikern aus Deutschland und Europa bot der Workshop eine Plattform für tiefgehende Diskussionen und Vernetzung. Das Team von Prof. Zitterbart war maßgeblich an der Organisation und Durchführung beteiligt.
Am 1. und 2.02.2018 fand in Karlsruhe der 2nd ForDigital Blockchain Workshop statt. Das Team von Prof. Zitterbart war maßgeblich an der Organisation und Durchführung beteiligt. Mit über 30 aktiven Blockchain-Forschern und -Praktikern aus Deutschland und Europa bot der Workshop eine Plattform für tiefgehende Diskussionen und Vernetzung.
From October 12 to 13, 2017, the first KuVS discussion "Network Softwareization" took place at the Eberhard Karls University in Tübingen, which was organized by Michael Menth (Eberhard Karls University Tübingen) and Martina Zitterbart (KIT).
The first project workshop on Evaluation and Reproducibility within SENDATE was hosted by the Institute of Telematics on May 31st. Participants from 13 different partners discussed several important and emerging topics, including Evaluation methods for SDN/NFV/SFC and Reproducibility within SENDATE.
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