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DESCRIPTION:The NSERC CREATE Training Program in Integrated Sensor Systems 
 is pleased to announce the third hands-on workshop on the integration of s
 ensor systems to be held at McGill University.\n\nThe 2 day workshop will 
 be taught by Professor Zeljko Zilic\, of the McGill department of Electric
 al and Computer Engineering\, and will aim to introduce and expand on how 
 to design and integrate multiple sensors into a functioning system.\n\nSum
 mary\n\nHarnessing the capabilities of systems integrating multiple sensor
  requires significant skills in the embedded system design at multiple lev
 els of abstraction. In this intensive course/workshop\, we explain the mai
 n topics in integrating multiple sensors in larger systems and demonstrate
  them in the lab\, on a board with tri-axial inertial MEMS sensors and oth
 er devices. \n\nInstructor:\n\nDr. Zeljko Zilic is an associate professor 
 at McGill University. He has obtained his Ph. D. degree from University of
  Toronto in 1997. He worked at Lucent Technologies in 1997-98. He has taug
 ht courses on microprocessor and embedded systems since joining McGill in 
 1998 and in that period he has designed novel laboratory kits and courses 
 that extend the focus to wireless embedded systems and multi-sensor integr
 ation. For his teaching efforts\, he has received the Wighton Fellowship b
 y the National Council of Deans of Engineering and Applied Sciences of Can
 ada.  He has written a dozen of papers on embedded systems education\, inc
 luding embedded wireless and multi-sensor training. He is also a prolific 
 researcher\, with over 200 research papers in the related areas\, for whic
 h he has received several research awards. Dr. Zilic has also co-written t
 hree books that have served both as research monographs and course textboo
 ks in graduate courses. In the research community\, Dr. Zilic has served a
 s a general and program chair of IEEE High-level Design Validation and tes
 t and has chaired several other conferences in matters of finance\, tutori
 als\, panels and special sessions.   \n\nWorkshop Content:\n\nStudents are
  expected to take the self-preparation assessment quiz and complete the ne
 cessary pre-readings before the workshop.\n\n\n	Embedded microprocessor-bas
 ed systems basics\n		o Embedded systems and processor architecture\n		o Design
  principles\n	Modern embedded processors suitable for sensor integration\n		o
  Design tools and debug support significance\n		o ARM Cortex M3 and M4 proce
 ssor case studies\n		o Low-power design concerns\n		o Lab/Demo: Tools for embe
 dded ARM design\n	Interfacing sensors  from software\n		o Lab 1: Program desi
 gn and debugging tools\n	Basics of sensor integration\n		o Dealing with manuf
 acturing imprecision and correcting capabilities\n		o Compensating temperatu
 re and environmental impact\n		o Noise in measurements and its reduction\n		\n
 			Frequency-domain technique basics\n		\n	\n	Interfacing sensors with digital bu
 s interfaces\n		o Buses for interfacing sensors: I2C\, SPI\, …\n		o Lab 2: ana
 log sensor sampling\, signal conditioning and processing\n	Sensor data filt
 ering and signal processing\n		o Digital and software filters\n	Interrupt-dri
 ven interfacing\n		o Asynchrony in sensor data processing – interrupt-driven
  processing\n		o Lab 3: Reading and processing of accelerometer data\; inter
 rupts\n	System-level interfacing of multiple sensors at different rates\n		o 
 OS Services\n		o OS Abstraction layer and multithreaded processing\n		o Lab 4:
  Sensor data processing in independent threads\n\n\nLocation\n\n8/Dec/2015
 : Morning: #2120 Trottier\; Afternoon: #4160 Trottier Building\n\n9/Dec/20
 15: Morning: FDA #5\; Afternoon #4160 Trottier Building\n\nRegistration De
 tails:\n\nRegistration closing date: Dec 4\, 2015.  To register\, click he
 re.\n\nWhile priority will be given to ISS students who must take the work
 shop this year according to their plans\, other spaces will be given first
  come first served.\n\nExtra students may be added to the waitlist\, and w
 ill be informed of an available space by email\, by Dec 4\, 2015 at the la
 test.   To confirm their space\, waitlisted students must follow the instr
 uctions provided.\n\nPLEASE NOTE: Cancellations requests must be made by 5
 :00 p.m.\, Dec 4\, 2015 for reimbursement (unless a medical note is provid
 ed). Registration is limited.\n
DTSTART:20151208T143000Z
DTEND:20151209T230000Z
SUMMARY:ISS Sensor Integration Workshop
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/miam/channels/event/iss-sensor-integration-worksh
 op-255223
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