EECS 661: Discrete Event Systems

• EECS 661 is offered every even year in the fall semester. It is intended for EE:Systems/EE/CSE/ME/AERO graduate students who want to learn about the modeling, analysis and control of ``discrete event dynamical systems'' (DES). These are dynamical systems that have discrete state spaces and event-driven dynamics. DES arise in the modeling of technological systems such as automated manufacturing systems, computer systems, software systems, and communication networks.
• Most recent offering: Fall 2008. Poster EECS 661 Fall 2008
• Textbook: Second edition of the textbook by Cassandras and Lafortune: Texbook - Second Edition
• Fall 2010: Course not offered due to sabbatical leave.
• Please contact Prof. Lafortune for further information.