System Architecture and Networking
Imagine just any electronic system that is
not somehow networked with other systems. Found one? Must be
a pretty boring system then, since one of the fascinating developments of the
last years is that devices of all form factors and functionality become
connected. In our group we study parallel and distributed systems. The
emphasis is on the architecture of networked embedded systems, including
hardware and software aspects. We are interested in advancing design
methodologies and in quantitative analyses of real systems. A few current points of attention are
- home
networking – embedded intelligence and intelligent cooperation
- embedded
processor architectures
- component-based
systems – predictability
of non-functional requirements
- large-scale parallel
computing – scientific simulation
Much of our work is done in cooperation with industry through national and international projects. Within these projects we cooperate also with other groups within TU/e, most notably, Electrical Engineering (de With), Industrial Design (Feijs), Bio-medical engineering (Hilbers) and Chemical Technology (Jansen). You are invited to browse our pages to get an impression. In particular, there is a vacancy within the WASP project.
SAN is an expertise area within the capacity group Computer Science. Together with the
Mathematics group these form the Department of
Mathematics and Computer Science of Eindhoven
University of Technology.