| Time | Topic/thesis | Author | Tutor | Opponents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friday 25.4. | ||||
| 9.00-9.55 | Sandeep Kumar: Classification and Detection of Computer Intrusions, Purdue University, August 1995. | Zheng Z. Yan | Markus Peuhkuri | Guoyou He |
| 9.55-10.50 | O. Schelin, Quality of Service Agents in the Internet", Ph.D. thesis, Lulee University of Technology, August 1998 | Jani Lakkakorpi | Raimo Kantola | Carl Eklund |
| Break | ||||
| 10.55-11.50 | Vern Paxson: Measurements and Analysis of End-to-end Internet dynamics, Univ. of Calif. Berkeley, 1997 (compressed ps) (Please note, that this is relatively lengthy work, ca. 400 pages.) | Renjish Kumar Kaleelazhicathu Ratna | Mika Ilvesmäki | Jan-Erik Ekberg |
| Lunch | ||||
| 12.50-13.45 | Clay Shields, Secure Hierarchical Multicast Routing and Multicast Internet Anonymity, June, 1999. Ph.D Dissertation | Nicklas Beijar | Raimo Kantola | Sami Uskela |
| 13.45-14.40 | Anastasios Michail, Routing and scheduling Algorithms in Resource-limited wireless multi-hop networks, University of Maryland | Costa Requena | Raimo Kantola | Jani Lakkakorpi |
| Break | ||||
| 14.55-15.50 | Richard Mortier: Internet Traffic Engineering. PhD dissertation, Computer Laboratory Technical Report 532, April 2002. | Riikka Susitaival | Marko Luoma | Laura Nieminen |
| 15.50-16.45 | Wu-chang Feng: Improving Internet Congestion Control and Queue Management Algorithms, Univ. of Michigan, 1999 (pdf) | Guoyou He | Mika Ilvesmäki | Renjish Kumar Kaleelazhicathu Ratna |
| Thursday 15.5. | ||||
| 9.00-9.55 | Dan S. Wallach: A New Approach to Mobile Code Security, Princeton University, 1999. | Jan-Erik Ekberg | Markus Peuhkuri | Zheng Z. Yan |
| 9.55-10.50 | C. Dovrolis: Proportional differentiated services for the Internet. PhD thesis, University of Wisconsin-Madison, December 2000. | Aki Anttila | Mika Ilvesmäki | Johanna Antila |
| Break | ||||
| 10.55-11.50 | Elizabeth M. Royer. "Routing in Ad hoc Mobile Networks: On-Demand and Hierarchical Strategies." Ph.D. Dissertation, December 2000. | Laura Nieminen | Raimo Kantola | Costa Requena |
| Lunch | ||||
| 12.50-13.45 | E. Kohler: The Click modular router. Ph. D. thesis, Laboratory for Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 2000 | Carl Eklund | Markus Peuhkuri | Klaus Nieminen, Aki Anttila |
| 13.45-14.40 | G. Fankhauser: A Network Architecture Based on Market Principles. PhD thesis, ETH Z urich, March 2000. | Klaus Nieminen | Marko Luoma | Aki Anttila |
| Break | ||||
| 14.55-15.50 | Thierry Ernst, Network Mobility Support in IPv6, 2001 | Sami Uskela | Raimo Kantola | Nicklas Beijar |
| 15.50-16.45 | Andrew William Moore: Measurement-Based Management of Network Resources PhD dissertation, Computer Laboratory Technical Report 528, April 2002. | Johanna Antila | Marko Luoma | Riikka Susitaival |
The tutors:
When you are preparing your presentation, it is suggested that you do not leave it until the last weekend. Instead, you should plan for gradual progress. First read the thesis at least cursorily. Make a list of and find all the material that is relevant to your topic. Read your assigned thesis carefully, read and evaluate the other material. You should aim at finishing this stage by the early March. You will then use a few days to make your presentation and write the short evaluation statement. Discuss with your tutor. You should be able to submit your presentation to your opponents and to prof Kantola by ??. You will then use the remaining time to work on the other theses.