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CS294-35: Cellphones as a Computing Platform

Prof. Eric Brewer, EECS

Tu 3:30-5, 320 Soda Hall, CCN 26219

The purpose of this class is to create a community of phone programmers at UC Berkeley and to enable a new platform for a broad range of research. We will focus on open-source phones, use a single code repository for the class, and promote not only code sharing but the creation of an infrastructure for new applications and future research. The first part of the class will focus on understanding the phones and developing or porting basic tools and libraries. The second part and most of the grade will be based on an extended group project on a real phone (or phones) with a demo at the end. A wide range of topics will be allowed, including networking, VoIP or video, sensor integration, camera projects, core OS or DB, UI/HCI and developing region projects.

Topics

Poster/demo session: Wednesday, May 14th, 2-4pm, 6th floor Atrium, Soda Hall

Lecture Notes

5/6 Alexandre Bayen, Mechanical Engineering

  • Guest lecture using phones for intelligent transportation

4/29

4/22 No lecture

4/15 Nokia Vision

  • Guest lecture by Nokia

4/8 Developing Regions

4/1 Apple iPhone

  • Guest lecture by Paul Marcos, Apple

3/18 Short Project Presentations

3/11

3/4

2/26

2/19

2/12

2/5

1/29

 
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