CS595H - Applications and Tools in Interactive Scientific Computing -- Winter 2008
Description
Students in this seminar will investigate new applications, present current applications, and discuss problems and ongoing system development, in our research in interactive systems for parallel computation. We will particularly emphasize applications of high-performance combinatorial computation, in such areas as graph analysis, level set methods on irregular grids, and computational ecology.
Faculty
Prof. John R. Gilbert - email: gilbert@cs.ucsb.edu
Seminar Information
- Where: Room 5106, 5th Floor, Harold Frank Hall (Engr. I Building)
- When: Tuesdays, 11:30 - 1:30pm
- Enrollment Code:
- Units: 2 units with S/U grading option
Schedule
| Date | Speaker | Topic |
| Jan 8 | John R. Gilbert | Organizational Meeting |
| Jan 15 | Vikram Aggarwal | Research Status Update [Slides] |
| Jan 22 | Viral Shah | XMT |
| Jan 29 | Imran Patel | Optimization of Sparse Matrix-Vector Multiplication on Emerging Multicore Platforms [Paper] |
| Feb 5 | Aydin Buluc | Scan Primitives for GPU Computing [Paper] [Slides] |
| Feb 19 | Stefan Karpinski | FPGAs [Zip containing Paper and Presentation] |
| March 4 | Vikram Aggarwal | Cell [Paper] [Slides] [ODP] |
| Mar 11 @ 11:30 | Ben Adams | Architecture Talk |
Attendees
- Ben Adams
- Vikram Aggarwal
- Aydin Buluc
- Stefan Karpinski
- Matthew L. Norman
- Imran Patel
- Viral Shah
Pizza volunteer for March 11: Vikram Aggarwal
Last modified: Mon Feb 11 13:41:15 PST 2008
