A Very Long Title of a Student Thesis

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A Very Long Title of a Student Thesis Master/Bachelor Thesis David Hausheer Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Technische Universität Darmstadt E-Mail: hausheer@ps.tu-darmstadt.de Peer-to-Peer Systems Engineering | Prof. Dr. David Hausheer

1. Motivation What is “Peer-to-Peer”? P2P in the media P2P in academia Depends on who you ask! P2P in the media Illegal file sharing, copyright infringement P2P in academia A new paradigm for communication in the Internet Is it really new? The Internet in the late 60s (ARPANET) was designed as a Peer-to-Peer system without any centralized control Only the emergence of the Domain Name System (DNS) and the World Wide Web (WWW) changed the Internet into a Client/Server system with centralized control Peer-to-Peer Systems Engineering | Prof. Dr. David Hausheer

Thank you for your attention! Questions? hausheer@ps.tu-darmstadt.de http://www.ps.tu-darmstadt.de/ Peer-to-Peer Systems Engineering | Prof. Dr. David Hausheer

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