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NetSELab
The Networking and Software Engineering
Laboratory
(NetSELab)
at Fatih 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:
 | Networking, Distributed Systems, Mobile
and Pervasive (Ubiquitous) Computing and Systems (see
this figure) |
| Pocket PC and phone-based computing |
| Advanced Services in Communications,
Multimedia Networking |
| Software Engineering and Project
Management, Personal, Team and Organization Processes and Techniques to
Build High Quality Products |
| Object Oriented
Analysis/Design/Programming using UML, Design Patterns, and Software
Development Processes |
| Frameworks and Design Patterns for
Communication Systems and Enterprise Applications |
| Embedded Systems, and Embedded Internet
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Halûk Gümüşkaya |
| Ahmet
Volkan Gürel (FCAPSYS project, Master Student, September 2007 - June
2008) |
| Mustafa Nural (FCAPSYS project, Senior
Student, September 2007 - June 2008) |
Senior Design Projects (November
2007 - May 2008 (7 months))
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Mustafa Nural, Süleyman
Doğan, Mobile Context Handoff
in
IEEE 802.11
Infrastructure,
Senior Design Project, Fatih
University, İstanbul, Turkey,
November 2007 - May 2008 (7
months). |
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Tuğba Albayrak
, Muhammed Fatih Parmaksız,
Context-Aware Services for Mobile
Applications for Fatih University Campus: GPS Service,
Senior Design Project, Fatih University, İstanbul, Turkey, November 2007
- May 2008 (7 months). |
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Gülnur Özel,
Meryem Karzaoğlu,
Mobile Ad Hoc Peer-to-Peer
Context-Sharing System, Senior
Design Project, Fatih University, İstanbul, Turkey, November 2007 - May
2008 (7 months). |
Former Members
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 Fatih
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.
Upcoming
Past
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ISCIS 2008,
Deadline: 12 May, ITU, Oct. 27-29, 2008 |
| First IEEE
International Conference on the Applications of Digital Information and
Web Technologies (ICADIWT 2008),
Deadline:
25 April |
| 2.Ulusal Yazılım Mimarisi Konferansı,
Son Tarih:
28 Nisan, 11-12
Eylül 2008, Ege Üniversitesi, İzmir |
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Ağ ve Bilgi Güvenliği
Ulusal Sempozyumu 2,
Deadline: 22 Şubat,
Girne,
Kıbrıs, 16-18 Mayıs 2008. |
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International Joint Conferences on Computer, Information, and Systems
Sciences, and Engineering,
Live Internet Presentation, December 2007 |
Past Conferences
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Networking
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Software Engieering
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