Students gain knowledge about the design and construction of multilevel client/server systems based on distributed object technology.

Knowledge about technologies and standards for construction of multilevel client/server systems. Students are competent to design multilevel, distributed software systems based on distributed object technology.

Architecture of multilevel client/server systems. Access to databases from server environment; connection control. Directory services and object identification. Technologies of distributed objects. Lifecycle of distributed objects. Control of shared resources in distributed environment. Transactional workflow. Distributed transactions. Object-relational mapping. Design patterns in distributed object environment.

Lectures; Computer practice. Consultations. The examination is oral. The final grade is formed on the bases of success at laboratory practice and oral examination.