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COSC 89.25

GPU Programming and High Performance Computing

Undergraduate

The GPU Computing course introduces students to the basic programming and algorithmic techniques for developing the modern parallel computer code for high-performance computing applications. Course topics will cover the fundamentals for GPU (CUDA) and CPU (multi-threading) parallel programming, parallel computer architecture, parallel data structures, parallelizable linear algebra, conjugate gradient and multigrid solvers, particle systems and N-body problems, and vectorization. The materials will be illustrated using large-scale computing examples and applications from computer graphics, computational physics, and machine learning.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite Recommended Preparation: COSC 50, COSC 70, Experience with C++, and Comfort with multi-variable calculus and linear algebra.

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