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Basic foilset General Collection of Foils in Second Half of 1998

Given by Geoffrey C. Fox at General Research on July 98 -->. Foils prepared august 29 98
Outside Index Summary of Material

This consists of collection of PowerPoint foils in 1998 starting in July

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General NPAC Presentations July 98 Onwards
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Abstract of GeneralFoils98B Presentation
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Overview of Computational Science
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Abstract of Computational Science Presentation
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Some Notes on Lecture Technology

Outside Index Summary of Material

HTML version of Basic Foils prepared august 29 98

Foil 1 General NPAC Presentations July 98 Onwards

From General Collection of Foils in Second Half of 1998 General Research -- July 98 -->. *

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Geoffrey Fox

Syracuse University

NPAC

111 College Place Syracuse NY 13244 4100

3154432163

HTML version of Basic Foils prepared august 29 98

Foil 2 Abstract of GeneralFoils98B Presentation

From General Collection of Foils in Second Half of 1998 General Research -- July 98 -->. *

Full HTML Index

This consists of collection of PowerPoint foils in 1998 starting in July

HTML version of Basic Foils prepared august 29 98

Foil 3 Overview of Computational Science

From General Collection of Foils in Second Half of 1998 General Research -- July 98 -->. *

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Fall Semester 98 1998

Geoffrey Fox

http://www.npac.syr.edu/projects/jsufall98

Northeast Parallel Architectures Center

Syracuse University

111 College Place

Syracuse NY

gcf@npac.syr.edu

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Foil 4 Abstract of Computational Science Presentation

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We Introduce Computational Science and Driving Forces

Technology Advances and Commodity Trends
Inevitability of Parallelism
Integration of Distributed and Parallel Computing
Comparison with Internetics

We give a simple overview of parallel architectures today with distributed, shared or distributed shared memory

We describe data, functional and pleasing parallelism

We describe principles of parallel programming using atmospheric simulation as an example

We describe the growing importance of Java

We explain pragmatic choices

MPI with Fortran and C today
Java Grande is future?

HTML version of Basic Foils prepared august 29 98

Foil 5 Some Notes on Lecture Technology

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There is a conventional website http://www.npac.syr.edu/projects/jsufall98

This will hold links to all presentations given in the class and to other resources at both NPAC and elsewhere

This can be used to review material before and after classes -- in the lingo, it is an asynchronous learning resource

We teach the class from Syracuse twice a week for 70 minutes at 5.30pm Syracuse, 4.30 pm Jackson time.

This teaching uses Tango to deliver electronic material remotely

Tango supports inter alia chat rooms, whiteboards, and the sharing of web pages. These are web pages available at "conventional website" above. This is synchronous learning but it uses same material you would use offline.

If you have any comments about this server, send e-mail to webmaster@npac.syr.edu.

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