Real-Time Systems

Real-Time Systems 2 (WS26/27)

General Course Information:

The real-time systems 2 course covers more in depth details of real-time systems issues, covered in the previous course, real-time systems 1, as well as additional topics, including:

  • Scheduling theory
    • Aperiodic task scheduling
    • Flexibility for time-triggered scheduling
    • Schedulability analyses
    • Scheduling in Multicore systems
  • Worst-Case Execution Time analyses
  • Architectures for safety-critical real-time system
  • Resource management and overload handling
  • Real-time networks
  • Brief information about related projects going on at the department.
     

Literature

Unfortunately, there is no single book covering the entire area in a satisfying way. Moreover, the existing books are quite expensive, so I do not recommend buying them.

Most of the research presented can be found as published research articles.

One good book that covers most of the aperiodic scheduling algorithms is "Hard Real-Time Computing Systems: Predictable Scheduling Algorithms and Applications". Giorgio Buttazzo, Note that a 4th edition came out recently with minor modifications.
 

Information for WS 26/27

Lecturers

 KIS
 

Lectures

  • The first lecture session will take place on the 21th of October from 13:00 to 13:45 in room 13-305.

Subsequent lecture sessions will take place Mondays from 10:15 to 11:45 in room 11-262.
 

Exercises

  • Exercise sessions will take place Wednesdays from 13:00 to 13:45 in room 13-305.
     

Notes

- For more information about future lecture & exercise appointments, and the download of course material, please use OpenOLAT

- Please register  in  OpenOLAT  using your rhrk email adress only.
 

OpenOLAT access

OpenOLAT

The password will be announced during the first lecture session.