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Cross Cutting and Advanced Topics in Distributed Computing through

Service-Oriented Architecture and Software Integration

Yinong ChenSchool of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering

Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 85287-8809, U.S.A.

4th NSF/TCPP Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Computing Education (EduPar-14) In conjunction with 28th IEEE International Parallel & Distributed Processing Symposium

PHOENIX (ARIZONA) MondayMay 19, 2014

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Three Courses Covered in Report

Course Number

Course Name First offered

Report Semester

Enrollment

CSE 101/ FSE 100

Introduction to Engineering

Fall 2006 Fall 2013 480

CSE 445/ CSE 598

Distributed Software Development

Fall 2006 Fall 2013 130

CSE 446/ CSE 598

Software Integration and Engineering

Spring 2012

Spring 2014

70

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CSE101 / FSE100: Introduction to Engineering• Learn engineering design process through group activities• Use robot construction and programming to exercise design

and computing concept• Use service-oriented and event-driven approaches to

comprehend parallel computing principles• Started as a Computer System Engineering required course in

2006; Computer Science start to require the course in 2008; Become an required engineering first course in 2011.

• Start to be adopted overseas, universities in China and Vietnam started to offer the course in 2012

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CSE101 / FSE100: Introduction to Engineering

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Intel ArchitectureCornell Cup Robot

2013

Web AppsPhone Apps

Computer ScienceConcepts

Visual Programming

Robotic Experiments

http://venus.eas.asu.edu/WSRepository/eRobotic/

Algorithm and efficiency

Computer simulation

Web programming

Communication between Web robot and physical robot

Finite State Machine

http://venus.eas.asu.edu/WSRepository/eRobotic/

Intel-Based Robot as a Service (RaaS)Cornell Cup: http://venus.eas.asu.edu/WSRepository/eRobotic/video2013.wmv

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CSE 445/598Distributed Software Development

• In service-oriented distributed systems, server applications may be invoked by multiple clients

• Multithreading with parallel computing and data synchronization using Intel’s Thread Building Blocks (TBB) is discussed

• Performance analysis and case study

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Time measured in milliseconds

Results on Intel 32-Core MTL

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Speedup Efficiency

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CSE 445/598Distributed Software Development

Cross cutting and advanced topicsTopics Bloom

#Learning Outcomes

Cloud K Know that both are shared distributed resources - cloud is distinguished by on-demand, virtualized, service-oriented software and hardware resources

P2P K Server and client roles of nodes with distributed data

Security in Distri buted System

K Know that distributed systems are more vulnerable to privacy and security threats; distributed attacks modes; inherent tension between privacy and security

Web services A Be able to develop Web services and service clients to invoke services

Multithreading

C, A Resource sharing, synchronization, and performance impact

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CSE 445/598 Distributed Software DevelopmentSample Project

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CSE446/598 Software Integration and EngineeringObjectives and Outcomes

• Distributed Application Architecture• Advanced Architecture-Driven Application

Development, workflow-based development• Enterprise Software Development and Message-

based Integration• Event-Driven Architecture and Applications• Interfacing Service-Oriented Software with

Databases and Big Data analysis• Ontology and Semantic Web• Cloud Computing and Software as a Service

CSE446/598: Infrastructure Supporting Big Data

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Share cache, memory, and disk

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ASU REPOSITORY OF SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS

• Private Services: Many corporations, e.g., IBM and SAP, keep their repositories private for internal use only. Not be available for education purposes

• Paid Services: Many corporations, for example, Amazon Web Services, offer commercial services and subscription and payments are required.

• ASU repository offer free services for education purposes

http://venus.eas.asu.edu/WSRepository/repository.html

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Textbook for CSE101, CSE445 and CSE446 Part I Distributed Service-Oriented Software Development and Web Data ManagementChapter 1Introduction to Distributed Service-Oriented ComputingChapter 2Distributed Computing with MultithreadingChapter 3Essentials in Service-Oriented Software DevelopmentChapter 4XML Data Representation and ProcessingChapter 5Web Application and State ManagementChapter 6Dependability of Service-Oriented SoftwarePart II Advanced Service-Oriented Computing and System IntegrationChapter 7Advanced Services and Architecture-Driven Application DevelopmentChapter 8 Enterprise Software Development and IntegrationChapter 9 Internet of Things and Robot as a ServiceChapter 10 Interfacing Service-Oriented Software with DatabasesChapter 11 Big Data and Ontology Systems Chapter 12 Service-Oriented Application ArchitectureChapter 13 A Mini Walkthrough of Service-Oriented Software DevelopmentChapter 14 Cloud Computing and Software as a ServiceAppendixService-Oriented Robotics Software Development

Service-Oriented Computing and Web Software Integration, 4th ed. in 2014