korenson@cs.ccu.edu.tw http://www.cs.ccu.edu.tw/~korenson General research interests include real-time and embedded systems, distributed computing systems, pervasive and mobile computing, and wired and wireless networking. <font type="typewriter">ASAP</font> for Developing Adaptive Software within Dynamic Heterogeneous Environments Matt W. Mutka Design and implement a Java adaptive software framework, ASAP, which helps people develop and deploy self-adaptive computer systems that may diagnose, overcome, and adapt to adverse and rapidly changing computing environments. ASAP has been applied to several domains with different purposes and constraints, including soft real-time and distributed applications, and adaptive robotic control systems. The implementation has been tested successfully on Linux (PC, iPAQ, and Nomadic XR4000), but expected to work under different platforms.
Ren-Song Ko and Matt W. Mutka Use <font type="typewriter">ASAP</font> to Develop Flexible and Efficient Distributed Self-Adaptive Systems the 2003 International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP-2003) October 2003
Ren-Song Ko and Matt W. Mutka A Component-Based Approach for Adaptive Soft Real-Time Java within Heterogeneous Environments the special issue of Parallel and Distributed Computing Practices 5 1 2003
Ren-Song Ko and Matt W. Mutka Adaptive Soft Real-Time Java within Heterogeneous Environments Proceedings of Tenth International Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Real-Time Systems April 2002
Ren-Song Ko and Matt W. Mutka <font type="typewriter">FRAME</font> for Achieving Performance Portability within Heterogeneous Environments Proceedings of the 9th IEEE Conference on Engineering Computer Based Systems April 2002
Software Development within Dynamic Heterogeneous Environments National Chung Cheng University, Chia-Yi, Taiwan October, 2003 http://www.cs.ccu.edu.tw/~korenson/presentation/ASAP.ppt Adaptive Software Architecture Project (<font type="typewriter">ASAP</font>) Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA September, 2002 Adaptive Soft Real-Time Java within Heterogeneous Environments Tenth International Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Real-Time Systems April, 2002 Fellow Scholarship, Department of CSE, Michigan State University 1999 One of the best papers in WPDRTS 2002 and invited to participate in the special issue of Parallel and Distributed Computing Practices 2002 CSE231: Introduction to Programming I CSE232: Introduction to Programming II CSE410: Operation System CSE420: Computer Architecture CSE830: Design and Theory of Algorithms CSE835: Algorithmic Graph Theory Duties included conducting lab sessions, answering questions and grading homeworks. Developed GUI and improved the functionality for the pavement design software, MFPDS, on Windows sponsored by Michigan Department of Transportation. The GUI is developed solely in C++ and the core algorithm is developed collaboratively in Fortran with Visual Fortran. Design and implementation of the adaptive software architecture project(ASAP), for developing self-adaptive software under dynamic heterogeneous environments. Improvement of the dynamic version of the pavement design software, MFPDS, on Windows. Implementation of the pavement design software, MFPDS, on Windows. Member of IEEE, IEEE Computer Society, and ACM.
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