Dai Bui, EE Graduate Student
U.C. Berkeley
EECS Department
205 Cory Hall #1772
Berkeley CA 94720-1772
I am a graduate student at UC Berkeley in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science department, my major is in computer aidded design and minor is in parallel computing. My interests are parallel computing, network on chip, communication for parallel computing, QoS of computer networking, router architecture, real-time parallel/distributed systems, programming systems, formal methods, logic synthesis, computer architecture, embedded systems, hardware/software co-design and numerical methods. My advisor is Prof. Edward A. Lee.
I graduated from Hanoi University of Technology in Electronics and Telecommunications and spent a few months as an internship student at University of Trento before coming to Berkeley. Stay tuned for more updated information.
Research projects
Hard real-time network on chip for multi-core systems.
Modular Synchronous Reactive/Synchronous Dataflow code generation from Ptolemy II.
Analysis of non-preemptive fixed priority and earliest deadline first scheduling algorithms.
Berkeley class projects
On-time Network on Chip
On-time Internet
Parallelizing Boolean SAT-Solver on SMP machines.
Matrix tridiagonalization on NVIDIA GPU.
Evaluation of Parallelizing Hidden Markov Model on Smart Memories.
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