Undergraduate Research Opportunities

 

 

 

 

Project:  

Cyber-Physical Systems Laboratory, directed by Prof. Dario Pompili is looking for students proficient in C++ programming for projects in the area of distributed computing.   

 

 

This position will be paid hourly. Interested students should send their updated CV to cpslab.rutgers@gmail.com along with any information about the projects executed so far (e.g., via GitHub repository).

 

 

 

The focus of this project is to implement an Android application for mobile grid computing. The expected role of candidates is to collect real-time data from different Android devices, and process and visualize them. A picture below is the sample application for the final product.

Please find the link below for more information about the mobile grid applications.
http://nsfcac.rutgers.edu/cps/projects/uncertainty-aware-resource-provisioning-mobile-computing-grids-real-time-situ-data

Compensation: $13/hour

Status: Available

The project focus is to create a team of underwater vehicles that will swarm and take measurements for water quality monitoring. Some work has already been done on this project by former students who have graduated. A picture of the vehicle we are working on (the BlueROV) can be found below.

1. Some skills that might come in handy are familiarity with Linux, Arduino, and Python. Knowledge of circuitry and basic hobby-type hardware is also a plus.

2. GPA above 3.5, or interviewed by the faculty

Compensation: $13/hour

Status: Available

 

 

Using blind source separation ideas to separate the vibration signatures of trucks passing over a bridge based on recordings of sensors placed on the bridge.

Requirements:
Knowledge of Matlab and a good math background

 

 

Requirements:

1. Completed the Electronic Devices and Electronic Devices Lab
2. GPA above 3.5, or interviewed the faculty