Advanced Seminar on Safe Cyber-Physical Systems (MW2400, IN2107)
| Lecturer (assistant) | |
|---|---|
| Number | 0000001265 |
| Type | seminar |
| Duration | 3 SWS |
| Term | Winter semester 2026/27 |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Position within curricula | See TUMonline |
| Dates | See TUMonline |
Dates
- 14.10.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 15.10.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 21.10.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 22.10.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 28.10.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 29.10.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 04.11.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 05.11.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 11.11.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 12.11.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 18.11.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 19.11.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 25.11.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 26.11.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 02.12.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 09.12.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 10.12.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 16.12.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 17.12.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 23.12.2026 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 13.01.2027 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 14.01.2027 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 20.01.2027 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 21.01.2027 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 27.01.2027 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 28.01.2027 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 03.02.2027 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
- 04.02.2027 13:00-15:15 2104, Seminar
Admission information
Description
Basics of CPS, Analysis of CPS, Safe CPS, Methods of Literature Research and Diversification of Sources.
This course will introduce advanced topics for safe cyber-physical systems (CPS). The students will learn the basics of CPS design and analysis and get a good understanding of the safety problems in today's CPS. The topics covered in this course include a wide range of aspects from existing research. Furthermore, it is possible for students to suggest their own topics within the seminar's thematic scope.
Note: This course may include guest lectures.
This course will introduce advanced topics for safe cyber-physical systems (CPS). The students will learn the basics of CPS design and analysis and get a good understanding of the safety problems in today's CPS. The topics covered in this course include a wide range of aspects from existing research. Furthermore, it is possible for students to suggest their own topics within the seminar's thematic scope.
Note: This course may include guest lectures.
Prerequisites
We do not have any compulsory prerequisites. As this course is open for students from both informatics and mechanical engineering, we cover a wide range of interdisciplinary areas, so an interest in either control theory, neural networks, computer engineering, real-time systems, or operating systems is helpful for research in specific topics.
Teaching and learning methods
In the first sessions, a set of current research topics will be presented by the lecturer. Students then select a topic of choice and start literature research in their area of interest. In subsequent sessions, the students present their progress, and the lecturer discusses the results and guides further research. The students prepare and write a scientific report on their topic, and they hold a presentation at the end of the semester. In order to optimally support the students, a small group size is aimed for this course. Due to the small number of participants, the teaching method consists of lectures on selected topics and of individual professional and methodical discussions between the lecturer and students, as well as presentations by the lecturer and students in front of the group, followed by open discussions.