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SIGCSE Intel Parallelism Lightning Rounds

 

 

Welcome to the Intel® Academic Community & EAPF Parallelism Lightning Rounds at SIGCSE 2012.

What are the Parallelism Lightning Rounds?

At SIGCSE 2012, we are looking to ignite attendees on the wide range of teaching content, tools, games and examples that can be used in the class room to introduce parallel concepts into computer science and computational sciences at many levels.

  • Professoren
  • Studenten
  • parallelism
  • Intel Academic Community
  • ignite
  • EAPF
  • SIGCSE 2012
  • Parallel Programming is easier than separating 2 corks

    I've known Prof. Tom Murphy for a few years now. Whenever we were at a conference or other event together and had dinner, he invariably would ask the wait staff if they had two corks he could have. If the place served wine, it wasn't too difficult to find two corks that were the same size or close.

    Parallelism Education Workshop @ SC 2011 -- An open invitation

    SC11
    It’s that time again -- I and my colleagues from the Educational Alliance for a Parallel Future (EAPF) which included Adobe, AMD, Intel, Microsoft and a host of other academic and industry partners are happily out challenging the status quo again!

    Parallel Educational Appliance: Once upon a Mattress

    LittleFeConvergence of good ideas into a coalesced one is normative for this millennia. It has has happened with PDA, camera, phone, and portable game system becoming today's smartphone; which is now converging with touchscreen notepad and keyboard into a next ubiquitous device. This blog post highlights convergence of hardware, software and curricula into a lowcost parallel educational appliance, almost free, with a next generation coming out this summer, ready to be wheeled into an undergraduate CS classroom.

    Parallel Tech Packs and more for New Orleans

    morning at 10AM Central Time from the SC Communities booth with a great Teach Parallel show with guest Dr. Daniel Ernst from the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire. The conversation centered around 2 main subjects.  The first was some great information about the Educational Alliance For a Parallel Future. (EAPF)  www.eapf.org   Their stated mission is to “create the impetus and materials to facilitate the infusion of parallel and distributed computing into all levels of the Computer Science curriculum.

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