Advanced Network Management-spring2018

 



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Course Instructor
Course Assistants
Class Time and Location

Nengwen Zhao
Class Time: Wednesday 13:30pm-16:55pm (please see detailed schedule in the course syllabus

Associate Professor
Email: znw17(at)mails(dot)tsinghua(dot)edu(dot)cn

Department of Computer Science and Technology
Office: East Main Building 9-323

Office: East Main Building 9-319
Office hours:

Phone:+86(10)62792837

Office hour: right after the class

   

   

 

 

 


Course Description

This course is a graduate course and is primarily project-oriented. This course teaches how to Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations (AIOps)  for the Internet.  The high-level objectives for these systems are that for the targeted networks/applications in the Internet:

1) What happened in the past can be reconstructed automatically and accurately;

2) What’s going on now can be detected/inferred accurately to trigger automatic mitigation or suggest immediate actions to the operators;

3) What will happen in the future can be predicted with high confidence.

Below figure illustrates how AIOps can help IT Operations:

AIOps is at the intersection of AI, Business, and IT Operations, as illustrated in the below figure.

Through case studies based on recent research papers in top conferences, this course will cover the latest research progress in AIOps, and how  the latest techniques (time series analysis,  machine learning, deep learning, big data systems, streaming systems) can be applied to the field of AIOps.


Grading Policies

Attendance: 10%; Two Assignments (30%);  One Project: 60%


Course Information

Course Number
80240663

Credit
3

Required text
None.

Reference texts
《Data Science for Business–What you need to know about data mining and data-analytical thinking》Foster Provost & Tom Fawcett

Statistical Data Mining Tutorials
by Andrew Moore.

《Deep Learning》 by Ian Goodfellow, Yoshua Bengio, Aaron Courville

《Site Reliability Engineering –How Google Runs Production Systems》, by Betsy Beyer, Chris Jones, Jennifer Petoff & Niall Richard Murphy

Prerequisites
You are expected to be familiar with at least one programming language.

 


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