| Date | Discussion Topics and Papers | 
| W1 – 1.24 | Course introduction and logistics | 
| W2 – 1.31 | Fundamentals of Embedded Systems and AI/ML | 
| W3 – 2.7 | TinyML (Vijay Janapa Reddi, Harvard) paper 1: A Survey of Model Compression and Acceleration for Deep Neural Networks [Yunfan Cai] paper 2: MobileNetV2: Inverted Residuals and Linear Bottlenecks [Sara Sun] paper 3: A First Look at Deep Learning Apps on Smartphones [Wenpu Wang] paper 4: IoT edge computing-enabled collaborative tracking system for manufacturing resources in industrial park [Runfeng Huang] | 
| W4 – 2.14 | Hardware AI/ML Accelerators (Zhangxi Tan, RIOS Lab) paper 1: Experiments and optimizations for TVM on RISC-V Architectures with P Extension [Xunqi Li] paper 2: Real-Time Apple Detection System Using Embedded Systems With Hardware Accelerators: An Edge AI Application [Sophie Liu] paper 3: TinyML Platforms Benchmarking [Yuqi Zhu] paper 4: An evaluation of edge tpu accelerators for convolutional neural networks [Botong Xiao] | 
| W5 – 2.21 | Embedded Data (Jorge Ortiz, Rutgers) paper 1: Quantized neural networks: Training neural networks with low precision weights and activations [Baizhou (David) Hou] paper 2: Survey and benchmarking of machine learning accelerators [Chuan-Tung Lin] paper 3: License plate segmentation and recognition system using deep learning and OpenVINO [Perry Flamer] paper 4: Shufflenet v2: Practical guidelines for efficient cnn architecture design [Kevin Jiang] | 
| W6 – 2.28 | Federated Learning and Mobile AI (Nic Lane, Cambridge) paper 1: TVM: end-to-end optimization stack for deep learning [Kaiyuan Hou] paper 2: Environmental Sound Classification with Tiny Transformers in Noisy Edge Environments [Srivatsan] paper 3: Towards federated learning at scale: System design [Lanxiang Hu] paper 4: FEEL: A Federated Edge Learning System for Efficient and Privacy-Preserving Mobile Healthcare [Yousuf Baker] | 
| W7 – 3.7 | Scalable AI (Matt Welsh, OctoML) paper 1: MediaPipe: A Framework for Building Perception Pipelines [Yuxin Wang] paper 2: A survey on methods and theories of quantized neural networks [Yifan Zhan] paper 3: Shufflenet: An extremely efficient convolutional neural network for mobile devices [Manisha Rajkumar] paper 4: Efficient Execution of Quantized Deep Learning Models: A Compiler Approach [Qingxin Cheng] | 
| W8 – 3.14 | Spring break (no class) | 
| W9 – 3.21 | Tutorial: TensorFlow Lite Micro paper 1: Micronets: Neural network architectures for deploying tinyml applications on commodity microcontrollers [Dewei Wang] paper 2: Tensorflow lite micro: Embedded machine learning on tinyml systems [Hanshan Li] paper 3: Mobilenets: Efficient convolutional neural networks for mobile vision applications [Yinsen Jia] paper 4: Intel ngraph: An intermediate representation, compiler, and executor for deep learning [Junyu Li] | 
| W10 – 3.28 | Tutorial: TVM/uTVM (Gavin Uberti, OctoML)  paper 1: Benchmarking TPU, GPU, and CPU Platforms for Deep Learning [Angel Estigarribia] paper 2: Mnn: A universal and efficient inference engine [Isha Garg] paper 3: Trustworthy Target Tracking With Collaborative Deep Reinforcement Learning in EdgeAI-Aided IoT [Aashi Kapoor] paper 4: Tuning of the Structure and Parameters of a Neural Network Using an Improved Genetic Algorithm [Shangru Li] | 
| W11 – 4.4 | Tutorial: TensorFlow Lite Micro paper 1: Federated Learning: Challenges, Methods, and Future Directions [Mandy Zhong] paper 2: Mediapipe hands: On-device real-time hand tracking [Yunfan Gao] paper 3: Edge Computing with Embedded AI: Thermal Image Analysis for Occupancy Estimation in Intelligent Buildings [Angzi Xu] paper 4: Intelligent warehouse monitoring based on distributed system and edge computing [Chaoyu Fan] | 
| W12 – 4.11 | Acoustic AI (Stephen Xia) 10:10am to 11:00am Entrepreneurship (Thomas Cheng, Brava) 11:00am to 11:30am paper 1: The analysis of intelligent real‑time image recognition technology based on mobile edge computing and deep learning [Richard Samoilenko] paper 2: Edge AI in Smart Farming IoT: CNNs at the Edge and Fog Computing with LoRa [Abhijeet Nayak] paper 3: A computation offloading method over big data for IoT-enabled cloud-edge computing [Johanan Sowah] paper 4: Computer Science as Empirical Enquiry: Symbol and Search [Muneer Khan] paper 5: STEC-IoT: A Security Tactic by Virtualizing Edge Computing on IoT [Shuai Zhang] | 
| W13 – 4.18 | Embedded AI in Structures (Shijia Pan, UC Merced) paper 1: Cyber-Physical Analytics: Environmental Sound Classification at the Edge [Longyi Li] paper 2: SCEH: Smart Customized E-Health Framework for Countryside Using Edge AI and Body Sensor Networks [Jeongwook Lee] paper 3: An Internet-of-Medical-Things-Enabled Edge Computing Framework for Tackling COVID-19 [Spandan Das] paper 4: iRAF: A Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach for Collaborative Mobile Edge Computing IoT Networks [Krishan Kumar] | 
| W14 – 4.25 | Federated Learning in Health AI (Robert Dickerson, Babylon Health) paper 1: Towards Artificial Intelligence Driven Emotion Aware Fall Monitoring Framework Suitable for Elderly People with Neurological Disorder [Shibo Sheng] paper 2: Hierarchical Security Paradigm for IoT Multiaccess Edge Computing [Sakshi Gulgulia] paper 3: ACE: An ATAK Plugin for Enhanced Acoustic Situational Awareness at the Edge [Rui Chu] paper 4: In-Edge AI: Intelligentizing Mobile Edge Computing, Caching and Communication by Federated Learning [Junyi Wu] | 
| W15 – 5.2 | Project Gala |