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Christopher Brooks
    University of California, Berkeley

Username:cxh
Email:cxh@eecs.berkeley.edu
 
 
 
 
Home page:http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cxh
Bio:  Christopher Brooks is an Academic Program Manager at the University of California, Berkeley EECS department. He is Executive Director of the Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems (iCyPhy) Center, TerraSwarm Center and Center for Hybrid and Embedded Software Systems (CHESS). Christopher is also the Ptolemy Project software manager, where he has been responsible for software engineering and release management since 1995. Since 2005, Christopher has been responsible for web development at the Team for Research in Ubiquitous Secure Technology (TRUST). Since 2003, he has worked with CHESS, where he has managed website development and assisted the Ptolemy, Metropolis and Mescal groups with software engineering. Christopher has also worked with the Gigascale Systems Research Center from 1999 to 2005 where he was responsible for web based collaboration including video capture of presentations and software development of Ptolemy and Metropolis. Christopher started his career at UC Berkeley in 1991 at the Microfabrication lab and joined Professor Lee's group in 1993. Christopher's professional interests include software engineering in an academic environment and information management for research centers.

Papers, Presentations and Reports Authored by Christopher Brooks

  1. Augmented Reality with Accessors, Matt Weber, Edward A. Lee, Christopher Brooks, Chadlia Jerad, Hokeun Kim, Marten Lohstroh, Victor Nouvellet, Beth Osyk, 11, October, 2017. Posted on 12 Oct 2017.
  2. TerraSwarm Quarterly Report: Milestone #20 Yr 5 Qtr 1, Christopher Brooks, March, 2017. Posted on 1 Mar 2017.
  3. Accessors: Scalable IoT Programming, Christopher Brooks, Jian Wu, Beth Osyk, Roozbeh Jafari, Edward A. Lee, 15, November, 2016. Posted on 18 Nov 2016.
  4. Accessors: Scalable IoT Programming, Beth Osyk, Jian Wu, Christopher Brooks, Roozbeh Jafari, Edward A. Lee, 26, October, 2016. Posted on 29 Oct 2016.
  5. Building IoT Applications with Accessors in CapeCode, Marten Lohstroh, Ilge Akkaya, Christopher Brooks, Edward A. Lee, 12, April, 2016. Posted on 13 Apr 2016.
  6. An Overview of the TerraSwarm Research Center, Christopher Brooks, 11, February, 2016. Posted on 16 Feb 2016.
  7. The TerraSwarm Research Center, Christopher Brooks, Edward A. Lee, 12, February, 2015. Posted on 23 Feb 2015.
  8. JFMI, Christopher Brooks, Edward A. Lee, David Broman, Thierry Stephane Nouidui, Stavros Tripakis, Michael Wetter, UC Berkeley, 29, April, 2013. Posted on 10 Feb 2015.
  9. PtPlot-5.10, Christopher Brooks, Edward A. Lee, University of California, Berkeley, 26, January, 2015. Posted on 26 Jan 2015.
  10. Ptolemy II 10.0, Ilge Akkaya, Remi Barrere, Christopher Brooks, Dai Bui, Ian Chen, Patrick Chen Chihong, Dan Crawl, Patricia Derler, Siyuan He, Anar Huseynov, Justin Killian, Beth Osyk, Eric Lenormand, Ben Lickly, Marten Lohstroh, William Lucas, Chris Motika, Thierry Nouidui, Aaron Schultz, Chris Shaver, Charles Shelton, Ishwinder Singh, Halvard Traetteberg, Stavros Tripakis, Michael Wetter, Michael Zimmer, Jia Zou, Edward A. Lee, University of California, Berkeley, 18, December, 2014. Posted on 18 Dec 2014.
  11. The TerraSwarm Research Center, Christopher Brooks, Edward A. Lee, 14, February, 2014. Posted on 18 Feb 2014.
  12. An Overview of the TerraSwarm Research Center, Christopher Brooks, Edward A. Lee, 14, February, 2013. Posted on 15 Feb 2013.
  13. Web Interfaces, Christopher Brooks, Edward A. Lee, Beth Osyk, Baobing Wang, Roxana Gheorghui, January, 2013. Posted on 26 Jan 2013.

Counts

  • 1 Journal article.
  • 1 Talk or presentation.
  • 1 Posters.
  • 2 Unpublished articles.
  • 3 Software.

The counts above are from the publications database. The number of posters is derived from the presentations.

Note: A poster is a presentation that has the word 'poster' (case-insensitive) in the any of the text fields. Thus, the poster count might be somewhat inaccurate. The number of posters is deducted from the number of presentations and bother are reported.