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-  * [[education/​ca_2018|Concurrent Algorithms]] +  * [[education/​ca_2018|Concurrent Algorithms]] ​(theory & practice) 
-  * [[education/​da|Distributed Algorithms]]+  * [[education/​da|Distributed Algorithms]] ​(theory & practice)
   * <​html><​a href="​http://​moodle.epfl.ch/​course/​view.php?​id=14044">​Information,​ Calcul et Communication</​a></​html>​   * <​html><​a href="​http://​moodle.epfl.ch/​course/​view.php?​id=14044">​Information,​ Calcul et Communication</​a></​html>​
   * <​html><​a href="​http://​cowww.epfl.ch/​proginfo/​wwwhiver/">​Introduction à la Programmation Orientée Objet</​a></​html>​   * <​html><​a href="​http://​cowww.epfl.ch/​proginfo/​wwwhiver/">​Introduction à la Programmation Orientée Objet</​a></​html>​
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 DCL offers master projects in the following areas: DCL offers master projects in the following areas:
  
-  * **Probabilistic Byzantine Resilience**: ​ Development of high-performance,​ Byzantine-resilient distributed systems with provable probabilistic guarantees. Two options are currently available, both building on previous work on probabilistic Byzantine broadcast: (i) a theoretical project, focused the correctness of probabilistic Byzantine-tolerant distributed algorithms; (ii) a practical project, focused on numerically evaluating of our theoretical results. Please contact [[mailto:matteo.monti@epfl.ch|Matteo Monti]] to get more information.+  * **Probabilistic Byzantine Resilience**: ​ Development of high-performance,​ Byzantine-resilient distributed systems with provable probabilistic guarantees. Two options are currently available, both building on previous work on probabilistic Byzantine broadcast: (i) a theoretical project, focused the correctness of probabilistic Byzantine-tolerant distributed algorithms; (ii) a practical project, focused on numerically evaluating of our theoretical results. Please contact [[matteo.monti@epfl.ch|Matteo Monti]] to get more information.
  
   * **Dynamically Distributed Spatial Indexing**: ​ a project here would consist in studying existing spatial index data structures and algorithms, e.g., simple grids, Quadtrees, R-Trees etc., and how they may be dynamically distributed for indexing a large number of moving objects; please contact [[mailto:​benoit.garbinato@unil.ch|Benoit Garbinato]] to get more information.   * **Dynamically Distributed Spatial Indexing**: ​ a project here would consist in studying existing spatial index data structures and algorithms, e.g., simple grids, Quadtrees, R-Trees etc., and how they may be dynamically distributed for indexing a large number of moving objects; please contact [[mailto:​benoit.garbinato@unil.ch|Benoit Garbinato]] to get more information.