Welcome to the website of the Compilers Creating Custom Processors (CCCP) Research Group in the EECS Department at the University of Michigan. The focus of our research group is the design of application-specific, low-power, and resilient computer systems, as well as the compiler technology for these systems.
CCCP is generously funded by ARM Ltd., Motorola, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, the Gigascale Systems Research Center and the National Science Foundation under grants NSF ITR CCR-0325898, NSF CAREER CCF-0347411, and NSF CSR CCR-0325761. It also has equipment kindly donated by Hewlett-Packard Company and Intel Corporation.
Want to join CCCP? Prospective students click here.
News:
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November 2009 
Congratulations to Ganesh Dasika for winning the 2009 Graduate Student Honors Competition.
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October 2009 
Congratulations to Shantanu Gupta who has been awarded the Best Paper Award for his paper, Adaptive Online Testing for Efficient Hard Fault Detection. Left-to-right: Shuguang, Amin, Shantanu, Scott
- October 2009 - 2nd annual CCCP Chuseok
celebration.
Left-to-right: Mehrzad, Mojtaba, Hyoun Kyu, Shantanu, Yongjun, Mark, Amin, Shuguang, Yoonseo, Po-Chun, Scott, Ganesh, Amir, Jeff, Gaurav, Sangwon
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August 2009 
Congratulations to recent CCCP PhD graduate Hyunchul Park. He will soon be joining the compiler research group at Texas Instruments in Houston, Texas.
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March 2009 
Congratulations to Amir Hormati who has been awarded a 2009 Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship. Rackham Predoctoral Fellowships support outstanding doctoral students in all areas of graduate study. Amir is one of 13 receipients in the College of Engineering this year.