University at Buffalo 3 credits Computer Science & Engineering
The focus of this course is on the design, implementation, and analysis of student-chosen parallel solution(s) to disciplinary problems of interest to the student and their implementation on modern large-scale multiprocessor/multi-core/GPGPU-based systems. Students will have access to a variety of large multiprocessor systems and will receive instruction on the efficient utilization of such systems in addition to a variety of means (MPI, OpenMP, CUDA) of implementing algorithms to run efficiently on such systems. On-line tutorials and materials are available for MPI, OpenMP, and CUDA. Prerequisite: Graduate standing in a STEM-based department. Note that it is advantageous to have taken CSE 529 prior to this class, but it is not required.β
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