Programming Cyber-Physical Systems
198:500:05 Light Seminar, Fall 2009
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Annoucements
Class Information
Meeting time/location: Fridays, 11:00a.m. - noon, Hill 482
Overview
Cyber-physical systems are space, time, and resource aware. They
interact with the physical world to achieve a particular application
goal. Examples of cyber-physical systems include opportunistic
networks of smart phones, and swarms of autonomous underwater
vehicles (AUVs). As part of this light seminar, we will discuss
challenges in designing and implementing language abstracts,
compilers, and runtime environments for cyber-physical systems.
Meetings
- Friday, September 11 - Sarana: A space and
resource aware infrastructure for dynamic networks
Presenter: Pradip Hari
- Friday, September 18 - no meeting
- Friday, September 25 - A new glider
programming architecture
Presenter: Hans Christian Woithe
- Friday, October 2 - Layered Control for
AUVs
Paper presentations:
Presenters: John (Bobby) Yaros
- Friday, October 9 - A Programming
Architecture for Smart Autonomous Underwater Vehicles ,
Hans Christian Woithe and Ulrich Kremer
Practice talk for
IROS'09
Presenter: Hans Christian Woithe
- Friday, October 16 -
MapReduce ,
MapReduce: Simplified Data Processing on Large Clusters ,
Jeffrey Dean and Sanjay Ghemawat, OSDI'04
Presenter: Amruta Gokhale
- Friday, October 23
Presenter: Matt Muscari
- Friday, October 30 - no meeting
- Friday, November 6
Presenter: Mark Dilsizian
- Friday, November 12
Presenter: Binh Q. Pham
- Friday, November 19
Presenter: David Boehm
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