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COE 485: Senior Design Project
Term - 061
Weekly Meeting is scheduled every Saturday at 12:30 PM
Syllabus
Rules
Students taking a Senior Project with another Faculty are allowed to do so
Students teaming with students registered in other sections of the COE-485 course are allowed to do so as long as there is an agreement between the coordinators of the two sections.
Important Deadlines are going to be posted soon.
Project Resources
Project Management
Proposed Projects (scroll down to see project descriptions)
Usad-1 Robot (with Dr. Al-Dajani)
Secure Payment System
SystemC- based Parallel Simulator
Instruction-Set Design and Experimentation tool
FPGA Implementation of an Image Processing Algorithm (with Mr. Kamel Chenaoua)
Wireless Meter Reading System
School Pick-up Automated System
Embedded Systems Cores for FPGA/CPLD
Project Details
Usad-1 Robot (with Dr. Al- Dajani) |
The aim is to design and realize a combat robot used for dangerous operations. The robot will be based on a simple quad. The mechanical and hardware are done. The putting it together job with interfacing and software is yet to be done. This project needs 2 students. |
Secure Payment System |
This project aims at designing and realizing a
hardware cost-effective, smart card payment system to be used over
the internet. The payment system will be based on pre-paid personal payment cards. |
SystemC- based Parallel Simulator |
please read this file |
Instruction-Set Design and Experimentation tool |
In the COE-308 course, there are a lot of Computer
Architecture issues that need to be learned by students in a highly
interactive way. These architectural issues cannot easily be
assimilated by the students unless the students themselves are
involved in the architectural trade-off process. This project's goal is to develop an educational tool that will facilitate architectural experimentation for CPU design. The tool will be used by the COE-308 students to perform "real" architectural assignments.
The tool will allow students to
design ISAs and to experiment guided datapath design to realize
the ISA. The tool will also include an assembly and a simulator.
The tool should be able to support the students in:
The tool is to be realized in software as a GUI-based tool.
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FPGA Implementation of an Image Processing Algorithm (with Mr. Kamel Chenaoua) |
see Mr. Chenaoua
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Wireless Meter Reading Terminal | The goal of this project is to build a meter reader
terminal for reading regular utilities meters. The aim is to make
utility companies agents trips inside the homes unnecessary by
enabling a wireless access to the reading information. To have a universal reading, the easiest way is to use image capture to simply take a snapshot of the meter and transmit this snapshot on a wireless interface to the agent outside. The agent should be able to come by car to collect the information about the meters in a selected neighborhood. The terminal is operated as follows:
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School Pick-up Automated System | The idea is to implement a system that eases the
process of picking up children from schools with the goal to
minimize waiting time for the parent/driver. The system should work
as follows:
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Embedded Systems Cores | A series of simple, general purpose interface cores
will be designed in Verilog/VHDL, verified and synthesized on target
FPGAs/CPLDs. Some of the cores are:
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Grades
Dr. Abdelhafid Bouhraoua, Last Updated 09/07/2005