Welcome to Computer Science 7 (Computer Networks and Communication Systems)
The lab deals with protocols and architectures of networked systems and with their analysis and evaluation. To this end, we apply various methods of modeling, simulation, measurement and test and also develop own toolsets. Furthermore, two specific fields of application are investigated so that our research activities can be subdivided into three areas:
Quality-of-Service: Performance evaluation and investigation of new protocols to ensure the quality of service in (safety-critical) networks
Connected Mobility: Modeling and simulation of vehicular networks and connected mobility, used technologies and novel mobility concepts
Smart Energy: Analysis and simulation of smart, networked energy systems based on renewable energies and electric mobility
The teaching curriculum covers fundamental courses such as “Computer Communication” and “Simulation and Modeling” as well as advanced courses such as “Advanced Networking” and specialized topics of both application areas, e.g. “Vehicular Networks” or “Cyber Security for Smart Grids”.
Our colleague Lisa Maile was invited to the Academic Salon on "High Performance and Low Latency Networks and Systems" at the Technical University of Munich on 1 December.
She contributed with a presentation on "Dynamic Reservation of Ultra-Reliable Real-Time Streams in Time-Sensitive Networking" ...
Our colleague, Mahdi Dibaei, took part in the 7th International Conference on System Reliability and Safety (ICSRS 2023) at Bologna in Italy the previous week ...
Our research associate, Michael Niebisch, recently attended the IEEE LATINCOM (IEEE Latin-American Conference on Communications). It is the most important conference on communication in Latin America, held annually and attracting institutions and participants from around the world. This year, the co...
Our colleague, Lisa Maile, has accumulated several years of research experience in Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) at our Lab. Now, her work is gaining recognition in the field, as she is repeatedly sought after as an invited speaker at various workshops and conferences.
Among other recent events...
Our head of group for connected mobility, Dr. Anatoli Djanatliev, completed a research stay at the Tel Aviv University (TAU) in August and September 2023 in the AUTOlab group https://www.autolab.sites.tau.ac.il/. The AUTOlab group is headed by Dr. Mor Kaspi and focuses on its research activities esp...
Our Computer Science 7 Lab made two contributions at the 16th International ValueTools conference. ValueTools fosters interdisciplinary research and innovation in the realm of complex systems.
Lisa Maile presented her paper, "Combining Static and Dynamic Traffic with Delay Guarantees in Time-Sens...
Our research assistant Alexander Brummer has recently completed his PhD with success. He presented his dissertation titled "Modellierung und Simulation von dreidimensionalen Fahrzeug-Ad-Hoc-Netzwerken" yesterday and passed the defense with distinction. After finishing the publication procedure, he w...
