Ties Jan Henderikus Kluter

ties.kluter@epfl.ch

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Nationality: Dutch

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1015 Lausanne

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Expertise

C-based RTL designing System level designing FPGA designing Reconfigurable computing Micro Controller and Micro Processor architectures

Biography Teaching & PhD

Since January 2011: Teaching digital systems at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne Switzerland Since August 2009: Teaching responsible for digital systems at the university of applied science of Bern, Bienne Switzerland 2003-2010: Ph.D. candidate at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne Switzerland 2002-2003: Product development team leader in the infotainment group of Agere Systems, Nieuwegein The Netherlands. 1997-2003: Design Engineer in the design services group of Dedris Embedded Algorithms/Frontier Design BV./Adelante Technologies, Tiel The Netherlands 1996-1997: Assistant R&D at the faculty of computer controlled systems and computer techniques University of Twente, Enschede The Netherlands 1992-1996: MSc. education at the Technical University of Twente, Enschede The Netherlands 1988-1992: Bc. edudation at the Higher Technical School of Groningen, Groningen The Netherlands

Awards

1997: Awarded TI DSP sollutions challenge as "Top 20" PTM. Awarded second price in the Dutch DSP innovation challenge

Teaching Activity

Course: Design Challenges on Reconfigurable Logic At: Advanced Digital System Design Oct. 2004

Teaching & PhD

Courses

Embedded system design

CS-476

Hardware-software co-design is a well known concept in embedded system design.It is also a concept required in designing FPGA-accelerators in data-centers.This course teaches how to transform algorithms in smart hardware-software solutions.

System programming for Systems-on-chip

CS-473

To efficiently program embedded systems an understanding of their architectures is required. After following this course students will be able to take an existing SoC, understand its architecture, and efficiently program it.