Full Index for Basic foilset 
| Overview of National Program -- The Grand Challenges |
| Overview of Technology Trends leading to petaflop performance in year 2015 |
| Overview of Syracuse and National programs in computational science |
| Parallel Computing in Society |
| Parallel and Sequential Computer Architectures |
| Why Parallel Computing works |
| Message Passing and Data Parallel Programming Paradigms |
| Laplace Equation with Iterative solver in detail |
| Set (approximately 6) of application/algorithm snippets illustrating software, hardware and algorithm issues |
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CPS615 -- Base Course for the Simulation Track of Computational Science
Abstract of CPS615 Base Course of Computational Science Simulation Track
Basic Course CPS615 Contact Points
Course Structure
Basic Structure of Course -- I
Basic Structure of the Course - II
Status of Parallel Computing and High Speed Networks --
Historical Whimsy --
What is NPAC ?
The Federal High Performance Computing and Communication Initiative 1992--1996
Note the Trend from Large Scale Numerical Computing to the Integration of Computing and Communication in the NII
The Federal Program Focusing on 1996 Highlights with many exciting Applications
The Application Motivation for HPCC
Come to CPS616 for a detailed discussion of the National Challenges and the National Information Infrastructure
Current Important Parallel Computers --1995 Full WebWisdom URL and this Foilset Search
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