Introduction to Parallel Computing 17
taped2thedesk writes "The University of Michigan Center for Advanced Computing recently conducted a introductory workshop on parallel (cluster and grid) computing systems. They posted all of the presentations and notes from their workshop online.
I attended the workshop and found it very informative - code examples are in C and Fortran, but programmers of any language can understand the concepts they present." (Note: requires a program that can display powerpoint slides.)
It's been a few minutes... (Score:1)
Neither do I, really. It's interesting, but impractical when you're stuck with only one computer.
I suppose I could say something along the lines of "imagine a beowulf cluster --".
You know what... on second thought, I won't.
Re:It's been a few minutes... (Score:2)
Re:It's been a few minutes... (Score:1)
M.
grid Mathematica (Score:5, Interesting)
Re:Program (Score:2)
We did this too... (Score:5, Informative)
We did this as well at my university.
Ours was a bit longer, and covered openMP as well (umich seems to only care about mpi :)). Link is here [ou.edu], and has both powerpoint slides and html for the microsoft-phobes.
Re:We did this too... (Score:1, Offtopic)
I say :x.
Re:We did this too... (Score:1)
Obviously then you are to be despised.
Snide wannabe-funny remarks from Timmah. (Score:1, Funny)
"(Note: requires a program that can display powerpoint slides.)"
Timothy, you are a fucking idiot.
No, It Doesn't Need A Powerpoint Program (Score:2)
It just needs to get cached by Google.
I tried the exact URL, and Google hadn't cached it yet. However, typing "parallel computing" filetype:ppt into Google got a lot of hits, which may be mirrors of this material.
Re:No, It Doesn't Need A Powerpoint Program (Score:2, Interesting)
Anyone try this technique with these presentations?
Re:No, It Doesn't Need A Powerpoint Program (Score:1)
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