Ever want to know how to program a supercomputer? Want to know how to program the next generation of many-core microprocessors? Want to design and build your own Beowulf Cluster? Learn the MPI standard message passing interface, the OpenMP distributed shared memory standard, and get to program ASU's 400 processor supercomputer. This course will focus on the basics of high performance and supercomputing, from both a systems and programmer perspective, with special attention to applications in science and engineering design.
This course is open to all engineering majors with a background in programming.

CSE 591 S: SEL PAPERS-HIGH PERFMNC COMPTR ARCH

Wednesday 6:00 PM - 6:50 PM BRICK YARD ARTISAN COURT (BYAC) 270

This seminar course will trace the development of modern supercomputer architectures and programming models through a look at the seminal technical papers that shaped the field from the 1960s to the present.

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June 28th through August 2nd: Linux Parallel Programming Short Course

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June 27th & July 11th: Introductory Seminar offered

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