Ann Gordon-Ross, Assistant Professor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Florida Gainesville, Fl. 32611 Office: Larsen Hall 221 Phone: 352-392-5356 FAX: TBA Email: Also a member of CHREC

Research Interests  Courses  Pubs/Talks  Curriculum Vitae  Useful links 

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Research Interests

My research interests include low-power embedded system design and methodologies. With today's highly competitive markets, reduced time-to-market is crucial for product success. With reduced time available for system optimizations, automated tuning methodologies are critical for assisting designers in fast system tuning for reduced energy and/or power consumption and increased performance. My interests include, but are not limited to, development of non-intrusive and transparent dynamic run-time tuning methodologies for system optimization. My current research focuses on efficient and effective dynamic run-time tuning of a cache hierarchy for reduced energy consumption and increased performance. With trends shifting towards multi-core systems, my future interests include addressing the many new opportunities for dynamic system optimizations in a multi-core environment. Additional research interests include but are not limited to computer engineering, low-power design, reconfigurable computing, platform design, dynamic optimizations, hardware design, real-time systems, computer architecture, and multi-core platforms

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Courses

Current:

• EEL 6935: Embedded Systems - Spring 2008

Past:

• EEL 5764: Computer Architecture - Fall 2007
• Courses taught at The University of California, Riverside in the Computer Science and Engineering Department - CS014 Spring 2006 CS014 Winter 2006 CS014 Fall 2005 CS014 Spring 2005 CS014 Winter 2005 CS014 Fall 2004 CS014 Spring 2004 CS014 Winter 2004

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Useful Links

• Conference Acceptance Rates