CoE 165 S1 AY 2024-2025

CoE 165 - Computer Organization and Embedded Systems II

Course Description: Advanced course on the modeling, design, and analysis of computational systems that interact with physical processes.
Prerequisite: EEE 153 Computer Organization and Embedded Systems I
Co-requisite: CoE 163 Computing Architectures and Algorithms
Course Credit: 3 units (lecture)
Course Goals:
- To provide an understanding of models, analysis tools, and control for embedded systems operating in real time.
- To teach students how to combine physical processes with computation.

Instructor: Louis P. Alarcon (louis.alarcon@eee...)
- Consultation hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2pm-3pm, room 409
Schedule: Tuesdays, 7am - 10am
Section: TQR
Room: EEEI LC1

Week	Date	Topic	Resources
1	8/20	Introduction Motivation for Cyber-Physical Systems	Slides (pdf) Assignment 1
Model-Based Design
2	8/27	Introduction to Cyber-Physical Systems Model-Based Design	Lecture 1 (pdf) Lecture 2 (pdf) Assignment 2
3	9/3	Continuous Dynamics Memory Architectures Input and Output Sensors and Actuators	Assignment 3
4	9/10	Modeling Modal Behavior	Assignment 4
5	9/17	Discrete Dynamics	Assignment 5
6	9/24	Extended and Timed Automata	Assignment 6
7	10/1	Composition of State Machines Hierarchical State Machines	Assignment 7
8	10/8	Specification and Temporal Logic: Comparing State Machines Reachability analysis	Assignment 8
9	10/15	Midterm Exam
Resource Management
10	10/22	Multitasking	Assignment 9
11	10/29	Operating Systems Microkernels
12	11/5	Scheduling Anomalies
13	11/12	Execution Time Analysis
Distributed Embedded Systems
	11/19	No Class
14	11/26	Synchronous/Reactive and Dataflow Models	Assignment 10
15	12/3	Security for Embedded Systems Networked Embedded Systems

Lee, E. A., Seshia, S. A., Introduction to Embedded Systems, A Cyber-Physical Systems Approach, Second Edition, MIT Press, 2017.
- Get the PDF version (as well as a lot of other resources) at: https://ptolemy.berkeley.edu/books/leeseshia/index.html