Spring 2016 Presentations

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Note: Each presentation is around 15 minutes.
      For a team project, each member of the team must present. 
      Everyone is expected to attend and ask questions (attendance will be
      taken).
      A discussion follows each set of talks.
      If you are at the beginning or midway through your project,
      present an outline of what you are doing and expected results.
      Write a short review (a paragraph) of each talk for submission
      with your hardcopy project report (also email me an e-version)
      due 5:00pm, 5/4/2016.  

      Also send me the presentation slides after the talk.

      If I am not in my office, slide final hardcopy report under
      my office door.

      Please email me your topic and referenced paper(s)' titles
      at least one week before your presentation. 
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4/25

Dane,Levent  

Topic:
Real-time scheduling for multi-core systems, Knapsack problem,
and 2D Bin Packing problem.

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4/27

Team:
Jayaramareddy,Tejeswini  
Karavadi,Alekhya  

Topic:
Scheduling Mixed-Criticality Real-Time Tasks

Scheduling Mixed-Criticality Real-Time Tasks with Fault Tolerance
Jian (Denny) Lin, Albert M. K. Cheng

Alternates:
Real Time Task Assignment in Recharchable Multiprocessor systems, or
Real-Time Scheduling of Hierarchical Reward-Based Tasks.

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Team:
Keesara,Vamshidhar Reddy  
Billa,Nithish Reddy  

Topic:
Traffic signal preemption 

It is a system that allows the normal operation of the
traffic light to be preempted. The most common use of these systems is to
manupulate traffic signals in the path of the emergency vehicle, halting
conflicting traffic and allowing the emergency vehicle right of way, to
help reduce response times and enhance traffic safety. 

changed to:

Scheduling Simulator

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Team:
Ponguru,Srinivasa Karthic  
Addula,Sai Prakash Reddy  

Topic:
Power-aware real time scheduling scheme or
Task scheduling simulator for timing analysis

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5/2

Shaik,Nagoor Saheb  

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Team:
Vemula,Bharath  
Gundlapalli,Abhinav  

Topic:
Using ideas from chapter 12 of the textbook, develop timing
optimization strategies for C, C++, or Java programs.

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Prof. Cheng - Concluding Remarks and Future Directions

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