Rotations at Computer Science Department University of Pittsburgh and BOSCH Pittsburgh (2006-2007)

Unix Socket pub/sub application design, and driver for Controller Area Network (CAN)

Project	Summary
Unix Socket Alerting application on ARM wireless PDA's	UNIX socket programming of wireless ARM Sharp PDA. I tested the implementation of the adhoc-clustering algorithm, developed at University of Pittsburgh. During the summer rotation I wrote a simple client-server application in Linux (sockets) that used the underlying adhoc-routing infrastructure, to transmit messages between the PDA's. Also wrote up the specifications document for an alert system, that tracked users in a building to come up with speedy evacuation notification system during an emergencies. I came up with the idea to build it on a publisher-subscriber design pattern similar to how users subscribe to in a chat applications
CAN driver design document, threaded C++ implementation and integration with PRISM middleware done jointly with another developer	Designed and implemented a higher layer protocol on top of a Control Area Network (CAN), during my internship at BOSCH Pittsburgh. The driver was integrated with the PRISM architectural middleware developed by BOSCH and implemented addressing, fragmentation and reassembly of packets

Project

Summary

Unix Socket Alerting application on ARM wireless PDA's

UNIX socket programming of wireless ARM Sharp PDA. I tested the implementation of the adhoc-clustering algorithm, developed at University of Pittsburgh.

During the summer rotation I wrote a simple client-server application in Linux (sockets) that used the underlying adhoc-routing infrastructure, to transmit messages between the PDA's. Also wrote up the specifications document for an alert system, that tracked users in a building to come up with speedy evacuation notification system during an emergencies. I came up with the idea to build it on a publisher-subscriber design pattern similar to how users subscribe to in a chat applications

CAN driver design document, threaded C++ implementation and integration with PRISM middleware done jointly with another developer

Designed and implemented a higher layer protocol on top of a Control Area Network (CAN), during my internship at BOSCH Pittsburgh. The driver was integrated with the PRISM architectural middleware developed by BOSCH and implemented addressing, fragmentation and reassembly of packets