Peter Sobe

Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Peter Sobe is a professor at the Faculty of Computer Science/Mathematics of Dresden University of Applied Sciences. His teaching focuses on foundational computer science and programming, with an emphasis on algorithms, data structures, and mathematical methods for technical applications.

• Research Areas: Parallel and Distributed Systems, Data Storage Technologies, Reliability and Fault Tolerance
• International Projects: OOP4Fun (object-oriented programming education), ERASMUS+ partnerships with Riga Technical University and Tallinn Technical University
• Workshops: Organizer of the Fault Tolerance Discussion Group workshops (2018, 2014)

His academic work spans distributed storage systems, covering techniques like data deduplication, regenerating codes, and fault-aware protocols. Research trends include reliability modeling, hardware acceleration via FPGA, and performance optimization in parallel computing frameworks.

Prof. Sobe is actively involved in the German Informatics Society's PARS (Parallel Algorithms, Computer Structures) and FERS (Fault-tolerant Systems) working groups. He leads teaching platforms and research collaborations across Europe via the Baltic Summer School (BaSoTI) and ERASMUS+ programs.