Our collaborative learning for Programmable Data Planes will start very soon and we would like to take the opportunity to extend a very warm welcome!

The course will start on 287th of January 2020 and we would like to help you getting up to speed with it:

  • Please remember to access this page regularly as well as checking your email to make sure you receive all future course related information. The course is offered in two versions; as an “official” credit bearing distance course (“DVAD40”) and as an open networked learning course, open to everyone (no requirements, no university credits). As enrolled student you need to register here on the course homepage as well as via my page at kau.se.
  • Before starting on the 27th of January 2020, we advise you to have a look around the Data Plane Programming course homepage, the information regarding the course, design and structure.
  • More information on the planning, the course setup, etc. can be found on our course syllabus. Please check this document regularly for updates.
  • An overview on the planning can be also seen from the picture below. Click on it to see a larger version.
  • Because feedback is very important to improve the course over time, you can leave your comments here.

We are very excited about learning with you during the course and hope to connect with you online very soon.

Welcome to the 2020 course on Data Plane Programming

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150 thoughts on “Welcome to the 2020 course on Data Plane Programming

  1. Is the open networked learning version graded at all, or purely self-paced? Either way, a free course on Data Plane Programming starting in January 2020 is a rare find — signed up and hoping the syllabus information lands soon.

  2. I’ve been hoping to explore programmable data planes for a while, so having an open networked learning option is a welcome relief for non-degree students like me. I’ll definitely check the course syllabus before we start to get up to speed.

  3. Having balanced full-time network operations with online studies in the past, offering this as an open networked learning format without credit prerequisites makes the course setup far more accessible. I will make sure to review the syllabus information before we start.

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