CS 374: Intro. to High Performance Computing


Welcome to CS 374, High Performance Computing (HPC), at Calvin University.

Course Outcomes: Students successfully completing this course will demonstrate that they can:

  1. Explain the concepts and terminology of HPC, including raw performance, speedup, computational efficiency, scalability, Amdahl's Law, Gustafson's Law, and others.
  2. Write, run, and analyze the behavior of HPC programs for distributed memory multiprocessors (using MPI).
  3. Write, run, and analyze the behavior of a simple HPC program on a GPU (using CUDA).
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