Hardware Software Codesign of Embedded Systems

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Ever-increasing embedded system design complexity combined with reduced time-to-market window has revolutionized the embedded system design process. The traditional design techniques (independent hardware and software design) are now being challenged when heterogeneous models and applications are getting integrated to create a complex system on chip. In hardware-software codesign, designers consider trade-off in the way hardware and software components of a system work together to exhibit a specified behavior, given a set of performance goals and technology.




News

12/1/2000Lecture 14 has been updated.
12/1/2000Several new items have been posted in the resources section.
11/22/2000Telecom Codesign has been added to the lecture schedule.
11/14/2000A new lecture on Co-synthesis has been added to the lecture schedule.
10/30/2000The Introduction To Co-Simulation lecture has been updated.
10/25/2000The test1 solutions have been posted in the results section
10/25/2000A new lecture(intro to co-simulation) has been posted to the schedule page.
10/25/2000The partioning III lecture has been updated.
10/9/2000Lab 3 has been extended to Monday 10-15-00
10/4/2000A new lecture has been posted to the schedule page.
10/3/2000I posted the second part of Lab2.
9/27/2000I added a new lecture and posted the new homework.
9/22/2000A new lecture has been added to the schedule page.
9/21/2000Information about the extra assignment for students not doing the Xilinx tutorials has been added to the Labs section.
9/20/2000The Labs page has been updated with Lab 2 (part A).
9/15/2000I've added Lecture 9 the Schedule page.
9/13/2000I fixed the mix up on the schedule page.
9/13/2000I update the 3rd lecture on the schedule page.
9/11/2000I have added a link about screenshots in Linux on the Links page.


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