1. Intel Script Editor Northern Arizona University Computer Science and Engineering Design Conference Presentation Spring 2002 Presented by The ENSCRYPT Team

2. 2 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team  Brian Crampton Team Leader Web Designer  Eric Miles Communicator Facilitator Presentation Coordinator  Yoshani Thiruvilangam Recorder Documentation Coordinator

3. 3 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Technical Advisor Dr. Eck Doerry Assistant Professor Computer Science and Engineering

4. 4 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Project Sponsors Harlan Mitchell Software Engineer Zachary Henkel Software Engineer Intel Corporation Components Automation Systems 5000 W. Chandler Blvd. Chandler, AZ 85226

5. 5 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Presentation Overview  Background  Problem Statement  Solution Overview  Design Process  Demonstration  Project Results  Conclusion

6. 6 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Background Intel’s Business  Intel makes semiconductor products

7. 7 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Background Intel’s Business  The production of these chips are done using an automated machine process

8. 8 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Background Intel’s Business  Manufacturing tools are directed through control software

9. 9 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Background Intel’s Business  When new control software or a new machine is produced, the control software needs to be tested

10. 10 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Background Intel’s Business  The control software is tested using SECS Message Language (SML) Files and SECS Scripting Language (SSL) Files TEST SML Files SSL Files

11. 11 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Background Intel’s Business  SML Files Group of Messages A message is used to represent an atomic instruction to or from a machine  SSL Files Group of functions C-like syntax used to setup a program of communication for control software during testing SML File SSL File

12. 12 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Problem Statement The Problem  Our sponsor currently creates these SML and SSL files with minimal software support. This process can be tedious and time consuming. Research and Development Time (≈ 7 days work time) Specialist Finished Files (SML and SSL) Current SML and SSL Design Process

13. 13 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team TRAN_LOT_ON_PORT_2: 'S6F11' <L[3/1] <U2[1/1] 0> <U2[1/1] 53> <L[1/1] <L[2/1] <U2[1/1] 100> <L[1/1] <L[4/1] <U1[1/1] 2> <U1[1/1] 129> <A[5/1] "BC B5"> <L[1/1] <L[5/1] <A[5/1] "TLOT1"> <U2[1/1] 1> <U2[1/1] 5> <A[1/1] "T"> <A[2/1] "1-"> > > > > > > >.

14. 14 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Problem Statement The Problem  Client would like a faster and more efficient way of creating these files  Since no competitive products currently exist, Intel has solicited ENSCRYPT for a solution

15. 15 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Solution Overview Comparison

16. 16 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Solution Overview The Solution  The ENSCRYPT team has designed a program that provides our client a valuable solution  A graphical user interface that: Stores all SML Templates Manage a library of SML messages Manage a library of SSL functions Create SML files Create Asynchronous SSL Scripts Create Synchronous SSL Scripts

17. 17 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Solution Overview Value of Our Solution New SML and SSL Design Process Intel Script Editor Specialist Finished Files (SML and SSL) (≈ 2 days work time) Research and Development Time (≈ 7 days work time) Specialist Finished Files (SML and SSL) Current SML and SSL Design Process

18. 18 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Design Process Design Paradigm Continuous Improvement Plan

19. 19 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Design Process Project Timeline Requirements Acquisition Nov. 26, 2001 Feasibility & Risk Analysis Nov. 30, 2001 Proposal Dec. 13, 2001 Design Feb. 25, 2002 Prototype 1 Mar. 12, 2002 Prototype 2 Apr. 3, 2002 Usability Test Apr. 5, 2002 Project Completion Apr. 25, 2002 Feb. 11, 2002 Functional Specifications Phase 2 Project Design Phase 1 Requirements Capture Phase 3 Implementation

20. 20 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Design Process ISE Brief Demonstration

21. 21 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Design Process Architecture Overview Controls and windows GUI Library Manager Library List ISEFileIOString Manip Template Tree

22. 22 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Project Results Challenges  SML & SSL Parsing  Efficiency of file management  Architecture changes to better meet program functions  Tight control of SML message modifications  Too many windows in UI

23. 23 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Project Results Successes  Designed a project that will help in the creation of SML and SSL files  The Graphical interface is time efficient and easy to use  Overall, the project is a great success and we had a positive design experience

24. 24 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Project Results End Results  After a Usability Test, our clients appear to be satisfied with the functionality provided after the completion of ISE Version 1.0.

25. 25 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Project Results Future Additions  Since ISE was developed under a Continuous Improvement plan, there is plenty of room for improvement and additions.  Examples: Tight control of SML messages Text coloring Text Auto-indent Any other future technological changes

26. 26 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Conclusion  Overall, we are very pleased with the outcome of our project.  Our thanks to: Harlan Mitchell Zachary Henkel Intel Eck Doerry

27. 27 December 14, 2015 The E N S C R Y P T Team Questions and Answers Project Exhibition Today Engineering Building Room 137 2:00pm – 3:30pm http://www.cse.nau.edu/~emm4