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”.
The International Conference on Computing, Networking and Communications (ICNC 2025) took place in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, from February 17 to 20, 2025. The conference takes place every year. The focus of the conference was on computing and communications.
Our scient. Nurbek Halikulov presented hi...
🔋 End of February, NFDI4Energy was present at deRSE25 – the Conference for Research Software Engineers in Germany! Our team had the opportunity to engage with the research software engineering community, exchange ideas, and discuss how open, FAIR, and sustainable software can drive innovation.
It...
Vom 26. bis 28. Februar 2025 fand die Advanced Satellite Multimedia Systems Conference (ASMS) in Sitges bei Barcelona, Spanien statt. Die Konferenz wird von verschiedenen europäischen Forschungsinstituten ...
At the end of the winter semester 2024/2025, the ASQF Sponsorship Award was once again presented at FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg. This time, the 500 euros in prize money went to Martin Ottens for his Master's thesis “A Testbed for Security Protocols”...
The Chair of Computer Science 7 is looking for a dedicated student assistant to supervise the exercises in the Computer Science 2 course for minor students ...
Our doctoral candidate and former research assistant Michael Niebisch has successfully completed his doctorate. He presented his scientific lecture last Friday with the topic
„Design and Evaluation of Vehicular Cooperative Downloading and its Performance in Heterogeneous Networks“
and passed the ...
