MATH 627 - Introduction to Parallel Computing

Credits: [3]

Description: This course introduces students to scientific computing on modern parallel computers. Examples of numerical algorithms will be taken from several areas of mathematics, including numerical analysis and numerical linear algebra. Students will discuss the implications of the parallel architecture on the design of numerical algorithms. Standard packages available for low-level parallel computing will be introduced to implement high-level algorithms. Parallel computing equipment will be made available to students enrolled in the course. The course includes a significant portion of instruction dedicated to learning the parallel programming language on that machine.
Course ID: 055297
Prerequisite: Prerequisite: MATH 630, fluency in C or Fortran programming or consent of instructor.
Components: Lecture
Grading Method: A-F, Pass/Fail, Audit