Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

The computing and networking infrastructure, embodied in the Internet, has  dramatically altered the technological, scientific, and sociological landscape. The full  potential of this technology, specifically with respect to embedded devices, has yet to be realized. When computing oriented architectures are seamlessly embedded into a diverse set of applications that are seemingly unrelated to computing, the impact of the infrastructure will increase exponentially.

Realizing the importance of real-time adaptive embedded computing architectures, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering has made this a strategic research area. The department also  recognizes that focusing on the newer capabilities of the computing infrastructure must coincide with work on the demands and deficiencies of the existing infrastructure.

• Cyber Infrastructure Research Highlights 2008 (pdf)
• Cyber Infrastructure Research Highlights 2006 (pdf)
  

Faculty in the Area

• Srinivas Aluru (secondary area)
  
• Morris Chang
• Thomas Daniels
• James A. Davis
• Manimaran Govindarasu
• Yong Guan
• Doug Jacobson
• Phillip Jones
  
• Ahmed Kamal
• Suraj Kothari
• Tien Nguyen
• Diane Rover
• Arun K. Somani
• Srikanta Tirthapura (secondary area)
  
• Akhilesh Tyagi
• Joeseph Zambreno
• Zhao Zhang
  

Research Centers

• Information Infrastructure Institute (iCUBE)
  
• Information Assurance Center
• Institute for Physical Research and Technology (IPRT) Centers
• Virtual Reality Applications Center (VRAC)
• VLSI Design Center
  
  

Laboratories

• Computer labs
• Discrete Event Systems Lab
• Dependable Computing and Networking Laboratory
• Computer Systems Laboratory
• iCUBE Sensors Application Laboratory
• Embedded Systems Lab
• High Speed Systems Engineering Laboratory