Masterstudium Business Informatics - Fakultät für Informatik, TU Wien

Skills:
• Understanding the impact of preservation issues (e.g., regarding security and software
design)
• Overview on open research topics in digital preservation
• Practical solving of selected preservation problems
• Interdisciplinary problem solving
Competences:
• Long-term thinking
• Self-organization
• Find and shape creative solutions
Syllabus: Data models; standards; preservation strategies: encapsulation, emulation, migration;
sustainable software and software systems; system architectures; audit and certication,
trust; Web archiving; current research issues
Expected Prerequisites: Basic programming skills
Teaching and Learning Methods and Adequate Assessment of Performance: The module
is organized along lectures and lab exercises on selected topics in project work.
Courses of Module:
3.0/2.0 VO Digital Preservation
3.0/2.0 UE Digital Preservation
SIT/DS1 - Internet Computing
ECTS-Credits: 6.0
Summary: This module provides technical knowledge of software architecture for and
implementation of state-of-the-art distributed enterprize systems, specically internetbased
ones. The module consists of two separated parts. Software Architecture focuses
on design-time choices for building distributed and internet-based systems. It covers
architectural patterns, approaches to modeling and documenting software architecture,
and novel approaches in the eld such as model-driven architectures. Advanced Internet
Computing is more geared towards systems based on the notion of service-oriented architecture,
and provides technical knowledge for implementing advanced internet-based
systems. Both parts are held as VUs, with written exams covering the lecture parts and
practical assignments for the lab parts. Assignments are done in small groups.
Learning Outcomes:
Knowledge:
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