From proposal text:
"Development of this instrument presents a unique opportunity to bring a broad community of researchers and students to be engaged with the development team to learn from instrument development and its applications. The appeal of AI, which at this stage heavily relies on DL, will make this instrument to be a very attractive technology for students. The instrument will be available to a select set of courses offered on campus across many departments using DL. The documentation and training materials developed as part of this project will be made available to these courses as well as to a broader community of potential users. We will work with the course instructors to ensure effective use of these materials and the instrument itself in the classroom. The problems identified in the course of developing software for this instrument will be made available as software challenges to be used in classes such as ECE 408: Applied Parallel Programming, which teaches students to program GPUs. Students will be able to work on these challenges on the instrument itself.
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