For the past year, Stanford University and Foothill College have been developing a partnership to allow our students to perform research with professors at Stanford. The internship pays $12 per hour, and students can work up to 15 hours per week through the entire academic year.
Below are descriptions of the internships and the desired qualifications. If you are interested in these areas and meet the prerequisites, please send your NAME and EMAIL address to me and I will forward it to be considered.
Program/Department: Computer Science/Electrical Engineering (McKeown-Ellithorpe)
Research Project: The 10G NetFPGA website serves as the central point of online presence and information for the NetFPGA-10G platform. At a high level, its content must clearly answer the following basic questions for the viewer: What is the NetFPGA-10G platform? Where can I purchase the NetFPGA-10G? How do I use the NetFPGA-10G? The website must allow a user to find answers to these questions quickly and easily. First time visitors should also be able to very clearly navigate to detailed NetFPGA-10G documentation. The website should eventually contain a link to the Open Source Networking Hardware Repository. After the NetFPGA-10G platform gets moving in the research community, the website should advertise cool networking research projects that have used the platform in some way. The website should contain a 10G blog for updates on the platform and the contributions that are being made by users. The website should have an upcoming events/announcements page discussing tutorials and competitions scheduled for the future. The website should also link to whatever tracking mechanism we will use for the 10G repository.
Intern’s Duties: Web design and enhancement, as described above.
Required Courses: Web design, computer programming, Web Design Tools (Java, FosWiki, Html), Computer Networking fundamentals
Program/Department: Computer Science (Aiken)
Research Project: Writing programs in an experimental parallel programming language, to test the language’s functionality and performance.
Intern’s Duties: The intern would be given specifications of programs to write and would be expected to produce the software, test inputs, and experimental results of compiling and running the programs on a variety of parallel machines.
Required Courses: Computer science algorithms and data structures, Systems programming (i.e., C or C++), At least 1 advanced CS systems course (databases, OS, compilers)
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