ARM TechCon 2011: Software & System Design Schedule

ARM Technology Conference (TechCon) 2011 will be hosted in Santa Clara on the 25-27 October 2011.

There will be many events and classes related to Chip Design and Software & System Design.

The Software & System Design events will take place on the 26th and 27th October 2011.

Here’s the schedule for Software & System Design events for the 26th of October:

Time	Class	Track
11 am	The 2012 Compute Subsystem	Creating Smarter Systems
11 am	Practical Cortex Debugging: Serial Wire Viewer and ETM Tracing	Developing/Debugging
11 am	Integrating a CMOS Imaging Sensor into an ARM-Based Embedded Application	Human Interface Design
11 am	Embedded IPv6 – Now is the time	Networking & Connectivity
11 am	RSA & AES Libraries protected against side-channel attacks	Safety & Security
11 am	Introduction to the ARM Architecture	The Fundamentals of ARM
12 pm	Optimizing SoC development through a common design foundation	Creating Smarter Systems
12 pm	Tips and Tricks for Debugging with CoreSight	Developing/Debugging
12 pm	Transition from Smart TV to Smart Viewing; Architectural Tradeoffs To Reach There!	Human Interface Design
12 pm	Performance Enhancement for Networking Application in Real Time System	Networking & Connectivity
12 pm	Secure implementations of content protection (DRM) schemes on consumer electronic devices	Safety & Security
2:30 pm	Design and development of the firts android smart watch	Android/Open Source
2:30 pm	AMBA 4 ACE for Heterogeneous Multi-Processing SoCs	Creating Smarter Systems
2:30 pm	Accessing Memory-Mapped Hardware in C (and C++)	Developing/Debugging
2:30 pm	Developing Best in Class User Interfaces on ARM Powered Devices	Human Interface Design
2:30 pm	Embedding TCP/IP, Working through implementation challenges and limitations	Networking & Connectivity
2:30 pm	Reliable Programming in ARM Assembly Language	The Fundamentals of ARM
3:30 pm	Professional Debug Solutions for Linux on ARM	Android/Open Source
3:30 pm	Addressing the high performance/low energy requirements of multicore platforms	Creating Smarter Systems
3:30 pm	USB 3 – An Introduction for Embedded Software Developers	Networking & Connectivity
3:30 pm	How to Select and Integrate COTS Micorcontrollers for Safety Critical Applications	Safety & Security
3:30 pm	Obtaining Dramatically Lower Power Consumption with ARM’s newest CPU Technology	The Fundamentals of ARM
4:30 pm	Debugging and Optimizing Multicore Cortex-M Processor Devices	Developing/Debugging
4:30 pm	Low Cost Low Power Graphics Display Solutions using Kinetis Cortex-M4	Human Interface Design
4:30 pm	New ARM Cortex-R real-time processors for 4G mobile communications	Networking & Connectivity
4:30 pm	Securing the System with TrustZone and Global Platforms	Safety & Security
4:30 pm	Technology Preview: ARM’s next generation architecture	The Fundamentals of ARM

Here’s the schedule for Software & System Design events for the 27th of October:

Time	Class	Track
11 am	Harnessing the Power and Flexibility of the Mali Midgard Architecture	Computing Platforms
11 am	Creation and Usage of SystemC Virtual Platforms for Multi-Core System Debugging and Analysis	Developing/Debugging
11 am	Guidelines for Developing Efficient ARM Code in C/C++	Efficient Software Design on ARM-Powered systems
11 am	Power Savvy system design through power aware drivers and CPU DVFS optimizations	Low Power Design
11 am	Think inside the box: A case study of complex system development using the mbed platform	Microcontroller Platforms
11 am	Choosing Your Next ARM Processor	The Fundamentals of ARM
12 pm	Bring-Your-Own: Technology for the Consumerization of Mobile IT	Computing Platforms
12 pm	Using Cortex-M3 exception architecture in handling system faults	Developing/Debugging
12 pm	Is C++ Fast Enough for Embedded Programming?	Efficient Software Design on ARM-Powered systems
12 pm	Managing Power Efficiently in ARM CortexTM-A5 SoC Applications	Low Power Design
12 pm	ARM -based ASSPs with Programmable Logic; A New Generation of Systems On a Chip	Microcontroller Platforms
2 pm	Android on Low Cost ARM Systems	Android/Open Source
2 pm	Exploiting energy-efficient ARM Many-Core technology	Computing Platforms
2 pm	Practical Migration of Sequential C/C++ Code to Multicore Systems	Efficient Software Design on ARM-Powered systems
2 pm	Virtual Prototyping for Energy Efficient Mobile Platform Design	Low Power Design
2 pm	Porting software from 8-bit and 16-bit architecture to the ARM Cortex-M processor; A software focus	Microcontroller Platforms

If you would like to go to ARM TechCon 2011 and attend any of these sessions, you can register online. You could also pay onsite, but this is usually more expensive (See below).

Jean-Luc Aufranc (CNXSoft)

Jean-Luc started CNX Software in 2010 as a part-time endeavor, before quitting his job as a software engineering manager, and starting to write daily news, and reviews full time later in 2011.