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Article: Carnegie Mellon to receive $23.3 million for high dependability computing program. (tech briefs).(Brief Article)
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- Black Issues in Higher Education
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- February 14, 2002
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The National Aeronautic Space Administration's Ames Research Center has signed an agreement to award $23.3 million to Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science to develop a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional High-Dependability Computing Program (HDCP) that will improve NASA's capability to create dependable software.
The incremental, five-year cooperative agreement is part of a broad strategy for dependable computing that links Carnegie Mellon, NASA, corporate partners and other universities. Carnegie Mellon experts will collaborate with NASA scientists and researchers from universities, including the Massachusetts Institute ...