Conveners
[EI3] Theory and practice of computer science and innovative information technology: [EI3] Theory and practice of computer science and innovative information technology
- Juhoon Kim (Deutsche Telekom AG)
Description
The traditional Computer Science and Information Technology that deal with algorithm, data, and theory have been undergoing evolutionary changes over the last decades and modifying our daily life from every aspects including entertainment, housekeeping, communication, healthcare, industry, education, and commute. Advancement in software development paradigms, enhancement of the computing and networking infrastructure, and development of underlying philosophy in technology are apparent enablers of such an evolution. This session focuses on generic Computer Science and ICT topics and thus aims to invite and select speakers who deliver their recent research work from academy and industry.
Software is now an increasingly important part of the car. As ECU (Electronic Control Unit) hardware performance is getting better, the hundreds of ECUs in a traditional vehicle are reduced to dozens, and various features such as software updater via OTA (Over The Air) and fancy UI/UX are supported to satisfy customers. At the same time, the amount and complexity of software are increasing,...
Scientific knowledge of the world is objective knowledge that certain phenomenon can be explained so that it can be predicted.We will have a look at how we have gained scientific knowledge about the world that we live in, in the way through reverse engineering.
With the little pieces of the knowledge, we have devised many ways and built systems and machineries to achieve what we humans wish...
During a collaborative task, like carrying a sofa or a table togehter with a co-actor, it is common for individuals to coordinate their motor behavior in terms of space and time. Interestingly, coordination between partners can occur even without verbal communication, as they observe each other's movements and/or the movements of the object they are interacting with. The study aimed to examine...
