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Teaching Laboratory
Competing Architectures
Welcome to the Computer Architecture
Research Laboratory in the School of
Engineering and Computer Science,
Oakland University. Our research focus
includes the design, performance analysis, development of high performance,
application specific, low power consumption, artificial intelligence, and
dependable computer system architecture
using uni-processor and parallel computer architectures.
Computer System architecture spans the
design on single and multiple processor
architectures with an emphasis on memory system, non-uniform memory access
(NUMA), multi-port memory devices,
hybrid SIMD/MIMD architectures using
DSP and multi-core processors.
Communication and interconnect
architectures, grid computing, distributed
processing, real time simulation, parallel
algorithms for specific applications, CAN
and wireless based interconnection for
distributed processing are also studied.
Technologies include Field
Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA),
Multi-core processors, intelligent Sensor
networks, Very Large Scale Integrated
circuits (VLSI), Multiprocessor System
on a chip (MPSoc), Micor and nano
Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMs)
Faculty Members
Professor Subra Ganesan
Contact:
Professor Subra Ganesan
[email protected]