Computational Foundations of Biomedical Simulation (GE, BB, MC)

4 credits · Graduate

This is an applications course highlighting the use of parallel simulation in solving biomedical problems. The goal is to provide a foundation in the tools and methods for building and implementing applications for parallel architectures including source-code control and testing frameworks. Topics will include computational abstraction, performance profiling and analysis, scalability, thread- and core-level parallelism, I/O, and visualization. Prerequisites: BME 302L or BME 307 or graduate standing.