Computing and Software Technology

The area of computing and software technology addresses emerging computer systems architectures, operating systems, advanced computing techniques, and their associated software issues.

Overview

The area of computing and software technology addresses emerging computer systems architectures, operating systems, advanced computing techniques, and their associated software issues. Examples include parallel computing, parallel simulation, embedded computing, adaptive or configurable computing, real-time computing, genetic algorithms/evolutionary programming, fast computational algorithms, and investigations into novel operating environments such as closely coupled desktops for high performance.

Related Information

Articles and News

• MITRE and Princeton Go Quantum Together
• Mashing Up the Web Creates New Resources
• Healthcare IT Standards to Bring Order to Medical Records
• Employee Spotlight: Delivering Better Tech Tools to MITRE Staff
• Game On: Video Game Engines Power Battlefield Visualization
• Giving Military Information Sharing a Little More Backbone
• Project Albert Reaps Results with Data Farming
• MITRE Technology Transition Marches High Level Architecture Standards Forward
• How Do You Manage Trust on a Computer Network?

Technical Papers and Presentations

• Analysis of a Measured Launch
• IQF (Image Quality of Fingerprint) Software Application
• Sensor Data Analysis Framework Research Roadmap: Integrating Stream Processing and Persistent Data Retrieval
• Maytag: A Multi-staged Approach to Identifying Complex Events in Textual Data
• Integrating Large-Scale Group Projects and Software Engineering Approaches for Early Computer Science Courses
• Agent-Oriented Compositional Approaches to Services-Based Cross-Organizational Workflow
• Adaptive Value Function Approximations in Classifier Systems
• The Shapes of Bundles
• Netcentric Semantic Linking: An Approach for Enterprise Semantic Interoperability
• Towards the Use of an Upper Ontology for U.S. Government and Military Domains: An Evaluation
• XML-Native Constraint Evaluation

Websites

• 2007 MITRE Technology Symposium - Computing and Software Technology
• 2006 MITRE Technology Symposium - Computing and Software Technology
• 2005 MITRE Technology Symposium - Computing and Software Technology
• 2004 MITRE Technology Symposium - Computing and Software Technology
• 2003 MITRE Technology Symposium - Computing and Software Technology

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