Stanford Center for Integrated Systems

The Center for Integrated Systems (CIS) is a cooperative venture between Stanford University and member industrial firms for the purpose of providing world-class graduates and research results in integrated systems. "Integrated Systems" refers to research projects in hardware and software resulting from complex interactions across engineering, science, and management disciplines. The research environment of the Center is designed to foster development and growth in both doctoral candidates and industrial participants; concurrently, the generated research base will enhance industrial productivity and competitiveness. Emphasis is on the conceptual design and feasibility of various systems, including software, CAD, design tools, technology, and manufacturing innovations necessary for industry to develop and manufacture superior products.

           

                             
CIS CELEBRATES



                      
TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY



                                
 1985 - 1995

Information about the Center

• Mission
• Organization
• Research Thrust Program/Areas
  • CIS "Catalog of Laboratory Projects"
• Corporate Members
• Programs and Activities

Miscellaneous

• What's new on the CIS pages?
• How to get to CIS?
• Pictures around the CIS building and campus.