STARS - Florida Statewide Symposium: Best Practices in Undergraduate Research: Developing Infrastructure for Undergraduate Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering
 

Developing Infrastructure for Undergraduate Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering

Presentation Type

Interactive Presentation

Location

Student Union, Key West 218 C

Start Date

25-9-2009 3:45 PM

End Date

25-9-2009 4:05 PM

Description/Abstract

This presentation discusses an approach to the design and implementation of a lab to provide a diverse computing platform to enable undergraduate research in computer science and software engineering focused on real-time embedded computing. Multiple lab stations have been created for this purpose, based on: microcontrollers, FPGA boards, multicore processors, computer game devices, specialized single-board computers, and wireless networks. The research projects in the lab focus on remote access to data acquisition and control, with a capability of remote software development. First experiences are very positive and plans are being made for a significant expansion. This development is a part of an NSF funded project on “Web- based Real-Time Software Engineering Lab.”

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Developing Infrastructure for Undergraduate Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering

Student Union, Key West 218 C

This presentation discusses an approach to the design and implementation of a lab to provide a diverse computing platform to enable undergraduate research in computer science and software engineering focused on real-time embedded computing. Multiple lab stations have been created for this purpose, based on: microcontrollers, FPGA boards, multicore processors, computer game devices, specialized single-board computers, and wireless networks. The research projects in the lab focus on remote access to data acquisition and control, with a capability of remote software development. First experiences are very positive and plans are being made for a significant expansion. This development is a part of an NSF funded project on “Web- based Real-Time Software Engineering Lab.”