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A collaborative project for Phase 3 development and dissemination
of the ASU Java-DSP software was funded in August 2008. This is a
collaborative project with ASU as the lead university. The total
funds awarded exceed $1.2M with $1,022,777.00 awarded exclusively to
ASU. ASU, as the lead university, will perform the main algorithm,
technology, and software development tasks while its project
partners at Johns Hopkins University, University of
Washington-Bothell, PVAMU, University of New Mexico, University of
Cyprus and Rose-Hullman Institute of Technology will establish test
sites for software and content evaluation. Partners of Phase 2
J-DSP project, UCF, UTD, and URI, will also continue performing
software evaluations and content assessment.
Co-PI at Johns Hopkins University : Dr. Linda Hinnov
Co-PI at University of Washington : Dr. Mike Stiber
Co-PI at Prairie View A&M : Dr. Cajetan M. Akujuobi.
Directors of Test Sites : Dr.
E. Doering (Rose-Hulman),
Dr.
C. Pattichis
(University of Cyprus), Dr.
M. Pattichis
(University of New Mexico).
- J-DSP is a technology that enables online laboratories and
simulations. The software has been disseminated to more than 25
universities. MIT, Johns Hopkins University , University of
Washington-Bothell, University of Central Florida, University of
Cyprus and University of Texas-Dallas are using the software in DSP
related courses. More on
http://jdsp.asu.edu/jdsp.html
- J-DSP is a filed trademark of ASU/ABOR. J-DSP software copyright
ASU/ABOR
- J-DSP software technology concept by A. Spanias, ASU 1997-2008.
- J-DSP rated as one of top three non commercial software resources
by the Berkeley NEEDS competition in 2003
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