The Academic Resources located here help instructors and their students lay the foundation for successful careers in software programming and design, from development to research. There are also extremely valuable resources for the recent graduate.

If this is your first visit to the Academic Resources page the answers to the following questions may be useful to you. Click on the appropriate links to find important guidelines and instructions for these resources.

• How do I register or tell Intel of my interest in Academic topics at the Intel® Developer Zone? Click here.
• What is the Intel® Manycore Testing Lab and how do I get access to it? Click here.
• How do I request a grant for using Intel Software Development Tools with the students in my classroom? Click here.
• How can I access course materials for use in my own classrooms with my own students? Click here.
• How do I participate in the Academic Forums? Click here.
• Are there technical forums available to me where I can have my technical questions answered? Click here.

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Additional Resources

Software Tools – Check out a comprehensive tool suite that includes an initiative threading assistant, optimizing compiler, libraries and much more.

Access the Courseware Library

Find lectures, demos and other material created by university professors and Intel experts in Parallel Programming, Security, Embedded Systems and more. Use these materials to teach workshops, new courses or to supplement existing courses. Please share your feedback after downloading course material.

Remote access to the Intel® Manycore Testing Lab is an additional resource to enhance your students’ learning experience

Featured Course: Intro to Parallel Programming

Accompanying Lab Files

• Part 05 - Matrix Multiplication Lab
• Part 05 - Prime Finder Lab
• Part 06 - Numeric Search Lab
• Part 08 - Quicksort Recursive Lab
• Part 12 - Prime Counter Lab
• Part 12 - Quicksort Iterative Lab

Academic Opportunities

Intel® Atom™ processors in Academia See how you can use Intel Atom processors in the classroom.

Teach Parallel Hear from the people leading the charge to think and teach parallel.

• Algorithms and Complexity (AL)
• • Advanced Analysis
  • Geometric Algorithms
  • Parallel Algorithms

• Architecture and Organization (AR)
• • Multiprocessing
  • Functional Organization
  • Computer Architecture and Organization
  • Interfacing And I/O Strategies

• Computational Science (CN)
• • Parallel Computation

• Discrete Structures (DS)
• • Discrete Structures (DS)

• Graphics and Visual Computing (GV)
• • Graphic Systems
  • Game Engine Programming
  • Advanced Rendering
  • Geometric Modeling
  • Basic Rendering
  • Visualization
  • Computer Vision

• Net-Centric Computing (NC)
• • Introduction
  • Network Communication
  • Mobile Computing
  • Networked Applications

• Operating Systems (OS)
• • Overview Of Operating Systems
  • Operating System Principles
  • Scheduling And Dispatch

• Programming Fundamentals (PF)
• • Fundamental Constructs
  • Parallel Programming Basics
  • Parallel Libraries
  • OpenMP
  • Intel Threading Building Blocks (TBB)
  • Native Threads
  • Distributed Memory
  • Cilk
  • Functional Languages
  • Object Oriented

• Programming Languages (PL)
• • Basic Language Translation
  • Object Oriented Programming
  • Programming Language Design
  • Functional Programming

• Software Engineering (SE)
• • Software Processes

• Intel® Manycore Testing Lab
• • CS1
    • Algorithmic Problem Solving
    • Software Design
    • Fundamental Techniques
    • Fundamental Algorithms
    • Graph Algorithm Examples
    • Numeric Algorithm Examples
    • Sorting Algorithm Examples
    • Searching Algorithm Examples

• Metasites, Collections & Curricula
• • CS2
    • Data Structures
    • Recursion
    • Tools And Environments
    • Algorithmic Strategies

• Intelligent Systems (IS)
• • Robotics

The Intel Academic Program provides Intel® Software Development Products to faculty teaching parallelism and other advanced technologies. We want to work with you to ensure the next generation of computer scientists, software engineers can develop software that maximizes performance on today's and tomorrow's hardware. Our tools suites include industry-leading C, C++ and Fortran compilers; performance and parallel libraries; error checking, performance profiling and cluster analyzers.

You may apply for a grant of a one-year, renewable software tools license for classrooms.

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