The history of edaBarCamp:

2019, Feb. 26./27^th	may the 4th be with you	:	Our fourth edaBarCamp, sponsored by and located at XFAB Erfurt.	Documentation	Pictures
2017, Dec. 11./12^th	the next generation	:	Our third edaBarCamp, sponsored by Synopysy and located at Leibniz University Hannover.	Documentation	Pictures
2017, Jul. 05./06^th	2¹ Get access to half the truth	:	Our second edaBarCamp, sponsored by Reutlingen University and located at Robert Bosch Zentrum (RBZ), Reutlingen.	Documentation	Pictures
2016, Nov. 17./18^th	1^st Contact	:	Our first edaBarCamp, sponsored by Infineon and located at Leibniz University Hannover.	Documentation	Pictures

Propose your topic here:

closed.

Look at the currently proposed topics here:

Title:	Subject:	Owner:	Affiliation:
What will be the verification tools in an open hardware development? What will be the test bench language? Should we get to common grounds? How?	Open Hardware - OpenPOWER, OpenCores, RISC-V	Bodo Hoppe	IBM Deutschland R&D GmbH
CI in Chip-Level Physical Design	Continuous HW/SW Engineering - From the Model to the Chip	Marvin von der Ehe / Manuel Beck	IBM Deutschland R&D GmbH
TDD and CI in AMS Hardware Development -- Need for Tools, Methods and Structures	Continuous HW/SW Engineering - From the Model to the Chip	Georg Gläser	IMMS GmbH
How can we establish a "DevOps cycle" for embedded SW and HW/SW Co-Design?	Continuous HW/SW Engineering - From the Model to the Chip	Kim Grüttner	OFFIS e.V
What can we do to support the publication of reproducible results?	other	Kim Grüttner	OFFIS e.V.
AI for EDA - The solution for future chip design?	AI for EDA, EDA for AI - Boost Design - Boost Learning	Dieter Treytnar	edacentrum
Non-formal Designer Experience -- Potential use-cases for AI algorithms in EDA	AI for EDA, EDA for AI - Boost Design - Boost Learning	Georg Gläser	IMMS GmbH
Automatic debug using AI -- The next step in verification?	AI for EDA, EDA for AI - Boost Design - Boost Learning	Julian Heyne	IBM Deutschland R&D GmbH
Very Early HW/SW Performance Evaluation - How to know what to build tomorrow?	Continuous HW/SW Engineering - From the Model to the Chip	Konstantin Lübeck	University of Tübingen (Embedded Systems)
Design methodology and approaches for High-Speed Mixed-Signal design -- A survey on a practical example	Continuous HW/SW Engineering - From the Model to the Chip	Christoph Wagner	Technische Universität Ilmenau
Testing Mixed-Signal Systems by co-emulation on programmable logic from open source software via Synchronous Data Flow	Continuous HW/SW Engineering - From the Model to the Chip	Christoph Wagner	Technische Universität Ilmenau
Toolchain robbery for superconducting electronics	Continuous HW/SW Engineering - From the Model to the Chip	Frank Feldhoff	Technische Universität Ilmenau

... the Beginning:

Originating from our PhD meetings in a german research project, we gained the idea of:

an interactive open research meeting based on the barcamp-concept
for students, PhD’s, professors and experts from industry and
for everyone who is interested in electronic design automation, microelectronics and system design

The goal was to present and discuss ideas and results of the ongoing scientific work in a more interactive way. For that purpose, we started an open barCamp event, which is open to all researchers from the areas of electronic design automation (EDA), microelectronics and (embedded) systems design.

... the Concept:

Letting the participants interactively decide about the agenda, BarCamps are massively relaxing the formal event structures. With nothing but your knowledge, your interest and your willingness to learn and to discuss, you are sufficiently prepared to join any session. Having an own topic, you only need to give a two or three minutes 'session pitch' (some very introductive words about your topic) to propose your topic as a session on its own. During the sessions we interactively explain, discuss and jointly develop the topics from that point of knowledge, where everybody is. Meeting and discussing on a par with each other everyone's individual interests and work can and will benefit from the others:

The edaBarCamp offers exactly this informal, open space to you! You are not only allowed to bring your colleagues, you are even invited to suggest the edaBarCamp to anyone who might be interested, expecially to anyone, who might be helpful for your topic!

This way the edaBarCamp is shaped by its participants!

You can be one of them!

... the previous edaBarCamps:

Visit the previous websites, read the public documentations and see the pictures of our previous events:

2020, Feb 18./19^th	Number 5 is alive.	:	Our fifth edaBarCamp, sponsored by and located at IBM Deutschland Research & Development, Böblingen.	Documentation	Pictures
2019, Feb. 26./27^th	may the 4th be with you	:	Our fourth edaBarCamp, sponsored by and located at XFAB Erfurt.	Documentation	Pictures
2017, Dec. 11./12^th	the next generation	:	Our third edaBarCamp, sponsored by Synopysy and located at Leibniz University Hannover.	Documentation	Pictures
2017, Jul. 05./06^th	2¹ Get access to half the truth	:	Our second edaBarCamp, sponsored by Reutlingen University and located at Robert Bosch Zentrum (RBZ), Reutlingen.	Documentation	Pictures
2016, Nov. 17./18^th	1^st Contact	:	Our first edaBarCamp, sponsored by Infineon and located at Leibniz University Hannover.	Documentation	Pictures

... some details:

In open sessions everyone has the opportunity to contribute their own topics and to participate and to enrich the other sessions by his thoughts and ideas. For that purpose, each participant can suggest sessions on his topics in advance and during the event. Topics with common interests are then identified and scheduled by all participants at the beginning of the event. There is no program committee. We all vote and decide our agenda in an open plenary meeting. The agenda of each individual session is then commonly decided by the session-owners and their participants. Everbody is asked to become an active participator, not just a passive listener. According to your interests you can organize your sessions as interactive workshops, short 'hackathons', brainstormings, presentations and tutorials as well as open-minded question- & feedback round. To memorize and exchange the results each session is asked to commonly document their work during the session. Finally, the joint documentation will be made available to you after the event.

edaBarCamp outline

From the intense cooperation you can expect:

to get ideas and assessments for your PhD topics
to identify new and different perspectives on your current and future projects
to find the potential for new cooperations
to build the foundation for joint publications
to extend your networks for further cooperation

To prepare the edaBarCamp, everybody is invited to propose session-ideas in advance, enabling everybody to get an overview about all session proposals and the possible session topics.

(For the 1st edaBarCamp a short explanation in german was available in the OFFIS-Newsletter article: edaBarCamp_offisNewsArticle.pdf ).

... the 'Rules' of BarCamp:

1st Rule: You do talk about BarCamp.
2nd Rule: You do blog about BarCamp.
3rd Rule: If you want to present, you must write your topic and name in a presentation slot.
4th Rule: Only three word intros.
5th Rule: As many presentations at a time as facilities allow for.
6th Rule: No pre-scheduled presentations, no tourists.
7th Rule: Presentations will go on as long as they have to or until they run into another presentation slot.
8th Rule: If this is your first time at BarCamp, you HAVE to present. (Ok, you don't really HAVE to, but try to find someone to present with, or at least ask questions and be an interactive participant.)

... what is 'BarCamp':

http://barcamp.org/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BarCamp

http://www.barcamp-liste.de/

http://www.focus.de/finanzen/[.../ablauf-eines-barcamps]

or very short (unfortunately only in german):

http://se-trends.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Barcamp101.pdf

http://humanfactors-berlin.de/die-goldenen-barcamp-regeln/

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