MII: Planning for a Research Program in Intelligent Mobile Information Systems

9906589 Kim，Jung H.Alexander，Winser E.Lebby，Gary Sherrod，Earnest North Carolina A&amp；T State University规划智能移动信息系统研究项目这个规划MII奖将通过以下方式加强NCAT州立大学MII持续计划的发展：增加少数族裔学生对研究活动的参与，激发学生对智能移动信息系统高级学位的兴趣加强系的教学和研究能力与其他机构和实验室建立实质性联系利用EE和独联体系的优势规划制定成功的MII继续计划该奖项还将用于启动计算机工程学位的发展。该提案确定了将努力继续吸引和留住更多学生的以下研究项目：用于异质网络的智能视频编码高性能专用计算机系统跨异质网络的远程操作在增加妇女和少数族裔参与研究生教育的同时，该项目将促进、促进和加强CESS领域的研究。通过这一努力，预计NCAT将进一步发展其计算机工程研究能力，使更多的少数族裔学生参与进来，为向代表性不足的群体授予更多博士学位铺平道路，特别是计算机信息科学和工程专业的非裔美国人和女性。希望通过这些努力，这个国家可以找到一个成功的模式，帮助建立一个更好的种族和族裔平衡的技术企业，造福于当代和子孙后代。

9906589Kim, Jung H. Alexander, Winser E.Lebby, GarySherrod, Earnest North Carolina A & T State UniversityPlanning for a Research Program in Intelligent Mobile Information SystemsThis planning MII award will contribute to strengthen the development of a continuing MII proposal at NCAT State University by:Increasing participation of minority students in research activities to stimulate students' interest in advanced degrees in intelligent mobile information systemsStrengthening instructional and research capabilities of the departmentEstablishing substantial links with other institutions and labsPlanning for the development of a successful MII continuing proposal utilizing the strengths in both EE and CIS departmentsThe award will also be used to initiate the development of a degree in Computer Engineering. The proposal identified the following research projects where efforts will be made to continue involving and retaining more students:Intelligent Video Coding for Heterogeneous NetworksHigh Performance Special Purpose Computer SystemTeleoperation over Heterogeneous NetworksWhile increasing the participation of women and minorities in graduate education, the project will facilitate, enhance, and intensify research in CISE areas. Through this effort, NCAT is expected to develop further its computer engineering research capabilities involving minority students in greater numbers, paving the way for the conferring of more doctoral degrees to under-represented groups, particularly African Americans and women in Computer Information Science and Engineering. It is hoped that through these efforts, the nation might find a successful model that will help in building a better racially and ethnically balanced technological enterprise for the benefit of its present and future generations.