SSE+699

(Mercer University, Spring 2010)
=Class Description:= SSE 699 is my research thesis class. My thesis work will develop what we know and how we use genetic algorithms (GA) for solving the Radar Warning Receiver (RWR) "scheduling problem."

=Thesis Objectives:= My thesis proposal revolves around understanding the general baseline performance of GA in generating schedules that find radar threats. Beyond that, I hope to reduce the assumptions that the community tends to use, or at least increase the complexity of the assumptions. In addition, an optimal solution out of the research would be the use of CUDA-enabled GPGPU. Multi-threaded work with the help of multiple CUDA-cores seems initially like it can divide up the work of the schedule generator if the computations for multiple schedules are performed similarly. We shall see. And, of course, if you have any comments or know of good websites to use for reference, please tell me in the discussion page and I will add it to my Reference section. Thanks!!

Good References:
All things CUDA, a step-by-step process of getting started with it: @http://www.drdobbs.com/cpp/207200659 (Thanks to Dr. Paul MacNeil for the link!)