Emerging Challenges in Assuring Functional Correctness of VLSI Devices for Mobile Applications
Scott RunnerDirector of the Design Verification Team, Qualcomm CDMA Technologies San Diego, CA May 1, 2006 McDonnell Douglas Auditorium Abstract
Scott RunnerDirector of the Design Verification Team, Qualcomm CDMA Technologies San Diego, CA May 1, 2006 McDonnell Douglas Auditorium Abstract
Dr. Avi MendelsonIntel Israel April 27, 2006 IERF 144/148 Abstract
Dr. Bilha MendelsonIBM Haifa Research Lab, Israel April 27, 2006 IERF 144/148 Abstract
Professor Alex Veidenbaum hosted the reception for Dr. Gajski's honorary doctrine celebration.
Professor Givargis organized an enjoyable CECS potluck for October.
Release Date: March, 2005Download pdf: http://www.ece.uci.edu/~chou/battDT-layout.pdf B# (B sharp) is a programmable power supply that emulates battery behavior. It measures current load, calls a battery simulation program to compute voltage in real time, and controls a linear regulator to mimic a battery’s voltage output. The instrument enables validation of battery-aware power optimization techniques with accurate, controllable, reproducible […]
Professor Nikil Dutt presented the Keynote Speech at the EUROMICRO Symposium on Digital System Design. The symposium was held at Rennes, France.EUROMICRO Web Site
The CECS ISLPED Open House held on August 8, 2004 was a success. Over 55 ISLPED attendees, graduate students, and CECS faculty affiliates were present at this CECS sponsored event.
CECS celebrates the end of the academic year with a successful BBQ.
Professor Daniel D. Gajski received the first ever 2004 Graduate Mentor of the Year Award from the Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences. This award was given in recognition of his devotion to graduating 4 PhD students in 2004 and 4 PhD students in 2003.
Dr. Utpal Banerjee from Intel visited CECS for PhD student Arun Kejariwal's Advancement to Candicacy event.