Invited Program -- Keynote: Grand Challenges of Computer Engineering -- Keynote: The Impact of Operating Systems on Modern CPU Designs (and Vice Versa) -- I Hardware Design -- System Level Simulation of Autonomic SoCs with TAPES -- Topology-Aware Replica Placement in Fault-Tolerant Embedded Networks -- Design of Gate Array Circuits Using Evolutionary Algorithms -- II Pervasive Computing -- Direct Backtracking: An Advanced Adaptation Algorithm for Pervasive Applications -- Intelligent Vehicle Handling: Steering and Body Postures While Cornering -- III Network Processors and Memory Management -- A Hardware Packet Re-Sequencer Unit for Network Processors -- Self-aware Memory: Managing Distributed Memory in an Autonomous Multi-master Environment -- IV Reconfigurable Hardware -- Dynamic Reconfiguration of FlexRay Schedules for Response Time Reduction in Asynchronous Fault-Tolerant Networks -- Synthesis of Multi-dimensional High-Speed FIFOs for Out-of-Order Communication -- A Novel Routing Architecture for Field-Programmable Gate-Arrays -- V Real-Time Architectures -- A Predictable Simultaneous Multithreading Scheme for Hard Real-Time -- Soft Real-Time Scheduling on SMT Processors with Explicit Resource Allocation -- A Hardware/Software Codesign of a Co-processor for Real-Time Hyperelliptic Curve Cryptography on a Spartan3 FPGA -- VI Organic Computing -- A Reference Architecture for Self-organizing Service-Oriented Computing -- Towards Self-organising Smart Camera Systems -- Using Organic Computing to Control Bunching Effects -- VII Computer Architecture -- A Generic Network Interface Architecture for a Networked Processor Array (NePA) -- Constructing Optimal XOR-Functions to Minimize Cache Conflict Misses -- Potentials of Branch Predictors: From Entropy Viewpoints.