Dependable (adj.)
(i) worthy of
reliance or trust;
(ii) consistent in performance or behavior;
Welcome to the home page of the Dependable Systems Research Group (DSRG) in the
Computer Science Division of the School of Computing at Clemson University. Our
research, education, and outreach activities span four main tracks. The first is
focused on adapting and extending traditional software engineering techniques and
tools to the emerging domain of embedded network systems. The second is focused
on the development of new in situ sensing platforms and support libraries for low-power,
low-cost, long-lived networks. The third is focused on the development of formal
foundations and supporting tools for design patterns and pattern-based systems.
The fourth is focused on integrating analytical reasoning principles across the
undergraduate computing curriculum using computer-aided tools and collaborative
learning exercises.
The DSRG is part of the larger Software Engineering and Programming Languages group,
involving professors Harold
Grossman, Jason Hallstrom,
Brian Malloy, John McGregor,
Murali Sitaraman,
and Steve Stevenson.
The DSRG is also a principal contributor to the Clemson University Intelligent River program.
We encourage you to explore this exciting multidisciplinary effort.

  
The research activities of the Dependable Systems Research Group are currently supported
by the National Science Foundation (CNS-074584, DUE-0633506), the EPA (through SC
DHEC and the City of Aiken), and Clemson University Public Service Activities. We
gratefully acknowledge these agencies for their support.
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