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7. (Partially) created and co-lectured the compulsory BSC Automotive EE
course “Vehicle networking” (5JJ75) of 5 ECTS credits at the TUE, academic
year 2012/13.
In the academic years starting 2008-2012, the CompSOC research platform
has been used in the Embedded Systems Lab, a MSc course that is compulsory
for Embedded Systems students. The number of students has grown from 30
in the first year, to 55 in 2012. The course has always been very popular, and
has consistently received very high ratings from students. The concepts and organisation
of the course have been published in “Multi-Processor Programming
in the Embedded System Curriculum” by Andreas Hansson, Benny kesson, and
Jef van Meerbergen in Workshop on Embedded Systems Education (WESE),
2008.
For two academic years (2010/11, 2011/12), the Embedded Systems Lab
also ran at the Delft University of Technology, with minor modifications. The
course was organised and run by PhD students that I supervised (Stefan, Nelson,
Beyranvand).
In the academic years 2011-2012, the same CompSOC hardware platform
was used, but with different assignments in the TU Delft’s Embedded Computer
Architecture course. The concepts and organisation of this course have been
published in [87].
6.5 Organised Tutorials, Special Sessions, etc.
I (co)-organised the following events:
1. EMSOFT tutorial “Time-Predictable and Composable Architectures for
Dependable Embedded Systems,” October 2011, with Saddek Bensalem.
With participation of Prof. Sifakis, Prof. Obermaisser, Prof. Goossens,
Prof. Lee, and Prof. Kirsch.
2. CODES+ISSS special session “DRAM Controllers for High-Performance
and Real-Time MPSoCs: Requirements, Architectures, and Future Trends,”
October 2011. With participation of Drew Wingard, Sonics Inc., Tei-Wei
Kuo, National university of Taiwan, Denis Dutoit, CEA LETI, Benny
Akesson, Kees Goossens, Eindhoven University of Technology.
3. “Designing Next-Generation Real-Time Streaming Systems” at ESWEEK,
October 2011. With participation of TU Eindhoven, ST Ericsson, and
University of California at Berkeley.
4. CompSOC presentation and demonstration at the University Booth at
Proc. Design, Automation and Test in Europe Conference and Exhibition
(DATE), March 2012.
5. Full-day tutorial on predictability and composability, Eindhoven, January
2012. About 40 attendees, including from KTH, Sweden and KIT, Germany.
6. “Designing Next-Generation Real-Time Streaming Systems” at HiPEAC,
January 2013. With participation of TU Eindhoven, ST Ericsson, and
University of Saarland.
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