Embedded Systems Design and Modeling / Spring 2025
Announcements
- New Lecture is up: Ch5. Composition of State Machines [slides]
- New Assignment released: [Assignment #4 - Ch5. Composition of State Machines]
- New Lecture is up: Ch4. Hybrid Systems [slides]
- New Lecture is up: Ch3. Discrete Dynamics [slides]
- New Assignment released: [Assignment #3 - Ch4. Hybrid Systems]
- New Assignment released: [Assignment #2 - Ch3. Discrete Dynamics]
- New Lecture is up: Ch2. Continuous Dynamics [slides-Part1] [slides-Part2]
Course Description
The Embedded Systems Design and Modeling course explores the principles and practices of designing systems that integrate computation with physical processes, known as cyber-physical systems (CPS). Rooted in the textbook Introduction to Embedded Systems: A Cyber-Physical Systems Approach by Lee and Seshia, this course shifts focus from traditional computing—where the emphasis is on information processing—to the unique challenges of embedded systems. These systems, which power devices like automotive controls, medical instruments, industrial robots, and smart appliances, require engineers to understand the joint dynamics of software, hardware, and physical environments.
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