The second session of the LACC is taking place from June 26 to August 17, 2012. This year LACC has thirteen students. As part of the LACC program, the students are going through nine modules covering various computing topics: programming, algorithms, social networks, web services, robotics, energy and speed of computation, cryptography, embedded computing, and image processing. Each module was organized as a highly interactive 2-3 hour lecture delivered by a graduate student, followed by an 1-1.5 day long mini-project involving software analysis and programming. Furthermore, the students also conducted additional web research into additional topics relating to these modules, and delivered short presentations every week.
Additionally, seven of the students are also engaged in independent research projects either individually or in teams of two, working in laboratories of Professors Dolecek, Gupta, and Srivastava under close supervision of graduate student mentors. The project topics were diverse, and spanned theoretical algorithmic research to experimental embedded systems. At the culmination of the program, the students present their research via posters and demos.
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Resources: Slides: pdf, key; Code
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Resources: Slides: pdf; Code; Documents
Resources: Slides: pdf, key
Resources: Slides, code, media