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University of Pennsylvania
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Prerequisite(s): CIS 380, some network programming experience is desirable. Ever increasing availability of inexpensive processors connected by a communication network has motivated the development of numerous concepts and paradigms for distributed real-time embedded systems. The primary objectives of this course are to study the principles and concepts of real-time embedded computing and to provide students hands-on experience in developing embedded applications. This course covers the concepts and theory necessary to understand and program embedded real-time systems. This includes concepts and theory for real-time system design, analysis, and certification; programming and operating systems for embedded systems; and concepts, technologies, and protocols for distributed embedded real-time systems. The course will cover a variety of existing systems and technologies, e.g., real- machines, architectural description anguage, formal meth and logical-time programming paradigms, and certification The course requires active student participation in-group projects. Each group will be responsible for the design and implementation of a life-critical embedded system such as a pacemaker. The group projects are intended to complement the learning of principles and concepts through the application of theory in practice and the development of experimental skills in building embedded applications.
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3.00
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Lecture
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(215) 898-5000
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Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
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Semester
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