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Dec 17, 2024
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2016-2017 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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CS 772 - Parallel and Scientific Computing The course is an introduction to Parallel and Scientific Computing. Topics include advantages, limitations, theory, and applications of parallel and distributed computing, modern trends in parallel hardware and software design, and parallel programming with scientific application. Several parallel programming projects are assigned. Students are assigned independent reading and research beyond the scope of the lecture material, and expected to apply their findings for solving challenging problems requiring the need for parallel computing. Lecture 3 Credits Prerequisite: CS 600 & CS 610 , Knowledge of C Programming Offered When Needed
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