Education and Curriculum

The CHESS Center operated from 2002 through 2017. See Industrial Cyberphysical Systems (iCyPhy) for more recent research. The CHESS website is no longer actively being maintanied.

• EECS 144/244: Fundamental Algorithms for System Modeling, Analysis, and Optimization
  144 was first taught in Fall, 2010. 244 was substantially revised.
• EECS20N: Signals and Systems
  • Analysis of results of the course offering in Spring 2000
  • Textbook: Structure and Interpretation of Signals and Systems by Lee and Varaiya
  • Instructor Support: Resources for instructors such as the automatic generation of solution sets
• Introduction to Embedded Systems (Formerly EECS124)
  • Textbook: Introduction to Embedded Systems by Lee and Seshia
  • Instructor Support: Resources for instructors such as the automatic generation of solution sets
• EECS219D: Concurrency
  • Lectures (requires an instructors workgroup account)

Summer Undergraduate Program in Engineering Research at Berkeley - Information Technology (SUPERB-IT)

In the summer of 2006, Dr. Jonathan Sprinkle managed the SUPERB-IT student researchers on behalf of Prof. Shankar Sastry. That summer, the students put together a research and activities log on the CHESS site, which is available here. Their research posters and reports are also available.

In the summer of 2005, Dr. Jonathan Sprinkle managed the SUPERB-IT student researchers on behalf of Prof. Shankar Sastry. That summer, the students put together a research and activities log on the CHESS site, which is available here. Their research posters and reports are also available.

In the summer of 2004, Professor Sastry managed the SUPERB-IT researchers. You can find the three students' papers and posters at their website.

In the summer of 2003 SUPERB-IT participants spent eight weeks at UC Berkeley over the summer working on projects in information technology with Professor Lee and his graduate students. (Posters)

Papers

• Introducing Signals and Systems - the Berkeley Approach.
• Designing a Relevant Lab for Introductory Signals and Systems.
• Engineering an Education for the Future
• A Highest Education in the Year 2049.

Talks

Introducing Signals and Systems - the Berkeley Approach

Invited poster presentation, Edward A. Lee, Signal Processing Education Workshop, Hunt, Texas, October 2000. (PDF, Powerpoint)

Designing a Relevant Lab for Introductory Signals and Systems

Invited poster presentation, Edward A. Lee, Signal Processing Education Workshop, Hunt, Texas, October 2000. (PDF, Powerpoint)