Thesis Topics Slides

The slides used in the thesis topic orientation on 10/25 can be accessed from this link.

Thesis Topic Presentation Today

An orientation meeting to present thesis topics for sophomore students will take place as follows:

Time: 1855-1910
Place: Lecture Hall 201 (M1)

Presentation slides are posted here (subject to revision before/after presentation).

Thesis Presentations

Two senior students of our group will present their theses as follows. (As far as university policy allows), everyone is welcome.

Date: Feb 21 (Tue)
Venue: The University of Aizu, Lecture Hall 205 (M5)
Schedule

• From 1450 to 1510, Tsubara Sugiyama, Title Security of IoT Devices
• From 1510 to 1530, Yasushi Nagao, Title Influence of Microarchitecture on the Performance and Pwer Efficiency

Thesis Project Topics Slides

Slides that explain thesis projects (and our group) are posted at my Research page (or, at the direct link).

Please also refer to:

• You can find our group's activities on this board
• Archives of student theses are available at Theses page.
• Movies including thesis presentations are available at YouTube CAOSgrp channel.
• Some other movies are on Ustream.
• Find my research areas and publications in Research page.

Interested stundetns, please contact Hitoshi Oi.

Kazuaki Takahashi Thesis Presentation

Kazuaki Takahashi presented his Thesis for BSc in Computer Science on February 10 at 1400 in M1 Classroom (Room 201 of the Lecturer Hall). The title of his thesis was "Measurement of Virtualization Overhead in a Java Application Server." Videos from his presentation are uploaded to youtube. At the presentation, we had a guest from Porto, Rui Rei who was staying with us last year as an exchange student.

Kazuaki Takahashi Thesis Presentation

Kazuaki Takahashi will defend his thesis for Bachelor's degree in Computer Science on February 10 at 1400 in M1 Classroom (Room 201 of the Lecturer Hall). The title of his thesis is "Measurement of Virtualization Overhead in a Java Application Server." The thesis presentation is open to public and anyone interested is welcome.

Sho Niboshi Thesis Defense

Sho Niboshi successfully defended his MSc Thesis on Feb 22, 2010, at Lecture Hall 206 of the University of Aizu. The title of his thesis was Adaptive Resource Management in a Virtualized System." His defense presentation can be seen at (1), (2), (3).

Thesis Defense

Sho Niboshi will defend his Master's Thesis, titled "Adaptive Resource Management in a Virtualized System", on Feb 22, from 1420 to 1450 at M6 (Lecture Hall 206).