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Hardware/Software Codesign of Embedded Systems
Objective
The objective of this course is to present techniques for the
concurrent design, or co-design, of embedded systems that are
dedicated to specific applications and consist of tightly coupled
hardware and software components. It will discuss modern design
methodologies with an emphasis on early design phases, not covered by
traditional methods, including modeling, verification and system-level
synthesis. It will also discusses the topics of embedded real-time
systems, and power related issues at the system level.
Course Organization
The course has two main parts:
- Part I: A series of
lectures
that address the basic codesign methodologies.
- Part II: Each student will select a topic, such as a particular
codesign technique, or an application area, to investigate. The
results will be documented in a term paper (about 5-10 pages), which
will also be presented to the class.
Schedule
The course will be given in intensive forms in order to make
it easy for external students from other universities to attend.
We will meet in three occasions, each a full day activity (9:00-17:00):
- Thursday, November 17, 2005
- Thursday, December 8, 2005
- Thursday, February 16, 2006
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When
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Nov. 17, 2005
Dec. 8, 2005
Feb. 16, 2006
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Where |
Conference room "Donald Knuth,"
Linköping University
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What |
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The lecture topics can be found
here.
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Examination |
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The course will give 5 credits. To get the points, you should attend the lectures, write a term paper (5-10 pages) on a selected topic, and present it.
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Teachers |
Prof. Petru Eles
Prof. Zebo Peng
Embedded Systems Lab
Linköping University
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