Doctoral student Shailendra Singh working to develop advanced dynamically reconfigurable architecture.

Embedded and Adaptive Computing Group is located in the North building of Engineering and Computer Science complex at UT-Dallas. For directions and exact location information, please refer to UTD campus locator. The group is well equiped with resources necessary for large design and prototyping.

The group is well equiped with state of the art computing and prototyping facilities. These include Tektronix TLA714 logic analyzers, function generators, oscilloscopes, and fully equiped prototyping benches. The infrastructure also includes a network of several SUN Ultra workstations within the CICS and a collection of PCs running Linux and Windows. In addition, several FPGA based custom computing architetures are available for experimentation and research. All this is connected to the network of Erik Jonsson schoool of engineering and computer science.

Software support includes CAD tools from leading vendors like Mentor, Synopsys, Cadence, Xilinx, Altera, and more. These are aided by several in-house tools that have been developed internally within the group.

The research infrastructure is aided by the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science's state-of-the-art computational facility consisting of a network of Sun servers and Sun Engineering Workstations. All systems are connected via an extensive fiber-optic Ethernet and, through the Texas Higher Education Network, have direct access to most major national and international networks. In addition, many personal computers are available for student use.