Attn: CS Graduate Students

Yamacraw Research Assistants Needed Immediately for the Fall Semester

(and beyond)

The Yamacraw Project is a new initiative by the State of Georgia "to foster development of a cluster of businesses involved in high-bandwidth communications." (See http://www.gcatt.gatech.edu/yamacraw.) This project’s technological focus is embedded-systems.

The SPSU Computer Science Department has recently received a research grant related to the Yamacraw Project. SPSU’s major research emphasis will be software engineering related to embedded-systems. The research effort will be conducted jointly with Georgia Tech.

There are several appointments available for qualified graduate students to work on the Yamacraw Project, starting this fall. The appointments will require 16-20 hours a week effort. Applicants must be full-time students. Compensation is very attractive and benefits include tuition remission.

If you are interested in a research position in the software engineering of embedded-systems, please complete an application in the CS department office and submit your resume.

Further information can be obtained from Dr. Jorge Diaz-Herrera, CS Department Head, or from Dr. Venu Dasigi, Dr. John Rupf, or Prof. Ron Schroeder.