2016 Summer NSF REU, MU CS
Program duration: 5/23/2016 (Monday) - 7/29/2016 (Friday)
Office: 239
Engineering Build West (EBW)
Work schedule
a)
MTuThF:
8 hours, 9am-12pm and 1-6pm in the office or in a lab.
b)
Wednesday:
4 hours in the office or in a lab, and 4 hours for exploration.
c)
You
are required to sign up a time sheet posted at the office every day.
Weekly program meeting: every Tuesday, 10-12pm or 2-4pm, in 222 Engineering
Build West (EBW) (unless announced differently). All mentors are welcome to
attend.
Weekly research journal of each team due: 5pm every
Friday - report
daily research activities.
Schedule
|
Date |
time |
activity |
location (EBW 222) |
|
5/23 Monday |
10-11:30 am 2-5 pm |
Orientation
& Welcome Pre-survey,
paperwork, self-study |
|
|
5/24 Tuesday |
10:30-11:30 am 3-4 pm |
Why
& how to do research by Dr. Calyam Eldercare
and Rehabilitation Technology for Better Health by Dr. Skubic |
|
|
5/25 Wednesday |
2-4 pm |
Software
Defined Networkin
by Dr. Calyam |
|
|
5/26 Thursday |
10-12 pm |
a) How to read and write research papers b) How to prepare and give a technical presentation c) Computer science ethics. IRB training. By Dr. Shang |
|
|
5/27 Friday |
10-12 pm |
REU Project Presentations by REU mentors (Check your Box
account for related materials) |
|
|
5/31 Tuesday |
10-12 pm |
Weekly program
meeting - project assignment. All graduate mentors are encouraged to attend. |
|
|
6/2 Thursday |
1pm
- 3pm |
MU
Data Center Tour (Dr.
Calyam) |
920
S. College |
|
6/7 Tuesday |
10-12 pm |
Weekly program
meeting: Team project presentation (project goals, milestones, OKRs, initial
literature survey results) |
|
|
6/8 Wednesday |
8:30am-9:20am |
Visit and speak
at Columbia Public Schools EEE summer school, grades 6-8 (Ms. Heidi
Barnhouse, HBarnhouse@cpsk12.org) |
West Middle School (401 Clinkscales Rd, Columbia) |
|
6/14 Tuesday |
10-12 pm |
Weekly program
meeting |
|
|
6/21 Tuesday |
10-12 pm |
Weekly program
meeting |
|
|
6/28 Tuesday |
10-12 pm |
Weekly program
meeting |
|
|
7/5 Tuesday |
10-12 pm |
Weekly program
meeting - Midterm presentation Midterm report
in IEEE latex style due |
|
|
7/12 Tuesday |
2-4 pm |
Weekly program
meeting |
|
|
7/19 Tuesday |
2-4pm |
Weekly program
meeting |
|
|
7/27 Wednesday |
2-4pm |
Final presentation Final report in
IEEE latex style due |
|
|
7/28 Thursday |
10am-3:30pm |
MU
Summer Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievements Forum |
Christopher S.
Bond Life Sciences Center |
|
7/29 Friday |
10-12pm |
Post-survey, wrap-up Program lunch |
|
MU campus-wide summer activities included in and paid
for by our REU program (Contact:
Katie Hays, haysk@missouri.edu)
Intern/mentor
BBQ (student & mentor)
Evening
Seminars
MU
Summer Forum participation
Farewell
picnic (student & 3 guests)
Newsletters,
copies & office supplies
Resources
Computer
networks basics
o
Watch
Computer
Networks, U. of Washington
Research
advice
o
Watch
Advice
to young scientists
Software-Defined
Networking related materials
o
Watch
Software-Defined
Networking
o
GENI http://www.geni.net
o
Open Networking
Foundation https://www.opennetworking.org
o
http://people.cs.missouri.edu/~calyamp/publications/geni-cclabs-gree14.pdf
o
http://people.cs.missouri.edu/~calyamp/publications/vdc-analyst-comnet14.pdf
o
http://people.cs.missouri.edu/~calyamp/publications/sciencedmz-refarch-icnc14.pdf
o
http://people.cs.missouri.edu/~calyamp/publications/openFlow-vdc-lb-im13.pdf
Reading
paper
o
How to read a research paper
Writing
paper
o
Use
IEEE publication Word
template or
LaTeX
style files to
typeset your report.
Giving
presentation
o
The
Slide-Structure of a Technical 20-min Presentation
o
MS project
presentation examples: Sandeep, Sean
Computer
science ethics
o
Computer and
Information Ethics, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
o
Social and ethical issues in
computer science
IRB
Training (http://research.missouri.edu/irb/CITI_Instructions)
to receive IRB certification
o
Responsible
Conduct of Research courses
o
Human
Subject Research courses
OKR
Latex resources
o
MikTex as the LaTeX compiler, http://miktex.org/
o
Texmaker as the Editor Environment, http://www.xm1math.net/texmaker/
o
Tutorial: https://www.latex-tutorial.com/tutorials
An REU project example: Software
Defined Networking on an Android Ad Hoc Network, by Brandon Guttersohn, 2012.
A
conference paper: SDNAN:
Software-defined networking in ad hoc networks of smartphones, IEEE Communications
and Networking Conference (CCNC), pp.861-862, 11-14 Jan. 2013.
Mentors
Dr. Yi Shang, shangy@missouri.edu; Nick Wergeles, nmw6g7@mail.missouri.edu
Dr. Wenjun (Kevin) Zeng,
zengw@missouri.edu
Dr. Marjorie Skubic, skubicm@missouri.edu
Dr. Prasad Calyam, calyamp@missouri.edu