12/05/11

The Networking and Software Engineering Laboratory (NetSELab) at Gediz University, Computer Engineering Department supports research in computer networking, distributed systems, mobile computing, pervasive (ubiquitous) computing, and software engineering.

Pervasive Computing refers to the trend that we as humans interact no longer with one computer at a time, but rather with a dynamic set of small networked computers, often invisible and embodied in everyday objects in the environment. This figure shows how research problems in pervasive computing relate to those in mobile computing and distributed systems.

We currently strive to advance the state-of-the-art in networking and software engineering and to create new computing experiences and networking paradigms with mobile, pervasive, personal, and embedded devices using modern software engineering principles.
 
We emphasize both analytical (theory and simulation) and empirical approaches, and build actual systems to validate theoretical results and refine system principles from experimental work.  (Look at our research cycle figure).

Research topics include:

Many of the NetSELab projects have several research assistantships available. Most of the research projects are targeted for Master or Ph. D. students, thus requiring continuous study for 2-4 years. Exceptions may be made in the cases of highly qualified undergraduate students with skills matching specific project needs.

We are looking for graduate, MS and PhD (in the near future), and undergraduate students as research partners for the NetSELab Research Team. If you are interested in the NetSELab projects in networking and software engineering areas please stop by.

We are looking for enthusiastic students with imagination and who are good at four core practices [innovating, modeling, programming, and systems thinking] and in networking and software engineering areas.

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