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Parallel Computing 2019/20 fall

  • Pealeht
  • Loengud
  • Praktikumid
  • Viited

Lectures

Course syllabus:

Lecture slides (pdf)

  1. Introduction to parallel computing
  2. Petascale computing examples
  3. Message Passing Interface) point-to-point communication, avoiding deadlocks; What is Parallel Computing? (MON 16.September, exchanged with the computer class);
  4. MPI & mpi4py continued - collective communication (MON). Instruction Level Parallelism (ILP); Memory and Cache effects (WED);
  5. Parallel Computer Architectures; Flynn's taxonomy, Flynn-Johnson classification
  6. Designing Parallel programs; performance metrics and analysis
  7. Amdahl's law, Gustafson-Barsis law; Methods for increasing efficiency; Parallel Algorithm Design Principles
  8. Parallel Algorithm Design Principles
  9. Apache Spark framework - slides (pdf)
  10. Parallel programming models
  11. Parallel Computing using Numba: A High-Performance Python Compiler (Tek Raj Chhetri)- Google Colab Notebook and Students Chosen project topic presentations
  12. General Purpose GPU Programming (Mohammad Anagreh) - slides (pdf)
  13. Benchmarking
  14. Final project presentations
  • Institute of Computer Science
  • Faculty of Science and Technology
  • University of Tartu
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