Thank you to all those who joined the Intel Academic Community, Intel® Software TV (ISTV), and SC Communities at SC10 on site in New Orleans or online during our live streming. If you couldn't make it, we've got you covered! Tune in below for exclusive interviews with professors, student challenge winners, and technical experts.
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Tom and Paul discuss plans for SC10 and introduce the EAPF, the Educational alliance for a Parallel Future. |
Tiki and Bob introduce the Student Cluster Competition. |
Team leads, Bob Dunn from Colorado and Anna Labutina from Nizhni introduce their teams. |
 Charlie Peck and Henry Neeman Dr. Henry Neeman, SC Education Chair 2011 and Dr. Charlie Peck, Deputy Chair, on education prgram and plans for SC11. |
 Luis Vicente and Andrew Fitz Gibbon The SC Education Program & the Student Programming Challenge. Transitoning from attendee to Leadership in SC Education.
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 Rebecca Hartman-Baker and Racquell Holmes. Dr. Hartman-Baker and Holmes discuss the broader Engagement Community, its goals and how our discipline is engaging with traditonally under-represented communities. |
 Beth Tibbets, Ritu Arora, and Veronica Bustamante Veronica and Ritu, three year veterans of the Broader Engagement program discuss their experiences and their move to leadership. Dr. Tibbets (IBM) discusses her work with the Parallel Tools Platform (PTP) on the Eclipse project. |
 Kodiak Cullen and Carolina Cruz. Student Volunteers at SC 10 Dr. Cruz, past student volunteer, now volunteer leader talks of the Student Volunteer program. She discusses her work bringing HPC to high school students
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 EAPF Day One Wrap Up. Charlie Peck (Earlham College), Matt Wolf(GA. Tech), Tom Murphy (Contra Costa College) and Ben Gaster (AMD) of the Educational Alliance for a Parallel Future (EAPF) discuss the first day of SC10 Broadcasting. |
 Lillian Israel, Membership Director, ACM. Lillian discusses the range of activities addressesd by ACM including K-12, High Scjhool, universities and teacher certification. Lillian also discusses the Parall Computing Tech Pack and EAPF cooperation. |
 Daniel Dietz, Alexander Younts, Randy Herban of the Purdue University Student Cluster Challenge team. |
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 Robert Dunn Jr, Antony Jepson, Alexander Chretien, Jason Kincl, Tyshun Jones Florida A&M Student Cluster Challenge team. |
Eric Seidel, City College of New York and John Donaldson, Northwest Nazarene University. Eric and Josh discuss their path into HPC and their experiences as student vlolunteers at SC10. |
Barbara and Swaroop outline their research regarding languages and compilers for parallel computing. Lastly they speak of their experiences as females in a highly male dominated field and what they are doing to change this dynamic.
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Caio discusses his research surrounding machine learning at Auburn University and what the Broader Engagement program has done for him and his research. Antoinette outlines the specifics of the Mentor-Protégé program.
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Elizabeth Bautista, System Analyst for PDF at NERSC speaks about her research used by high energy physics applications. Dan Ernst whose background is in computer architecture, discusses his research centered on how to teach students in an undergrad environment.
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David Abramson discusses details of the Early Adopter's program and how PhD students can benefit from HPC. While Dave Lee and Derek Gerstmann provide insight to how parallel computing can be implemented into their projects.
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Three PhD students talk about what they gained from the Early Adopters workshop and how they plan to incorporate HPC into their projects. As well as pass on their insights to future Early Adopter's students.
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Paul Steinberg (Intel), Matt Wolf(GA. Tech), Andrew Fitz Gibbon(Shodor Education Foundation) and Ben Gaster (AMD) of the Educational Alliance for a Parallel Future (EAPF) discuss the second day of SC10 Broadcasting
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 Byron Robertson, a third year PhD student from the University of Wisconsin speaks about his project studying minority student achievement in science. As well as his conclusions regarding recommended changes to the current academic system. |
 Jan Kasiak, Anthony Biondo, Yibin Lin Stonybrook University Student Cluster Challenge Team
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 Stephen Harrell, Anna Labutina, Doug Smith The Co-chairs of the student cluster challenge provide insight about what happens behind the scenes of the SC challenge and their plans for next year!
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 Charles Lively and Douglas Fuller outline the steps future teams can take to get involved in the 2011 student cluster challenge, including international teams. |
 Henry Neeman speaks of his plans for the future of the Education committee as chair in 2011. |
Paul Steinberg (Intel), Matt Wolf(GA. Tech), Tom Murphy (Contra Costa College) and Ben Gaster (AMD) of the Educational Alliance for a Parallel Future (EAPF) discuss the third day of SC10 Broadcasting
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 SCC Winners: National Tsing Hua U. |
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Downloadable Content from SC10
Tutorials
- SC10 Tutorial: Using Intel Array Building Blocks for Efficient Development of Multicore Applications - Tim Mattson, Michael Wrinn Intel
Related Videos
- Parallel Programming Talk SC10 Special - Intel's Sanjiv Shah - "What's New with vTune?" - Sanjiv Shah
- Intel® Array Building Blocks Demo at SC10 - Michael McCool
Blog posts
- Preparing for extreme Parallel Environments - Professor Dan Ernst, Univesty of Wisconnsin Eau-Claire
- The Farmer and the Cowman should be Friends - Paul Steinberg, Intel Acadmeic Community Manager
- Preaching to the Choir's Brick Wall - Dr. Clay Breshears, Intel Innovative Software Education
- Easing the Transiton to parallel Programming - Lauren Dankiewicz, Intel Academic Community
- Active Learning at SC10: A Hands on Introduction to OpenMP - Lauren Daniewicz, Intel Academci Community
- Preparing for Extreme Parallel Environments: a student's perspective - Abi Sundaram, Intel Academic Community/ University of Portland
Slides from SC10 Panels
Preparing for Extreme Parallel Environments: Models for Parallelism- Panel Intro Dan Ernst, U. of Wisconsin UC
- Ben Gaster, AMD
- David Grove, IBM
- Wen-mei Hwu, U of Chicago
- Tim Mattson, Intel
- Michael McCool, Intel
Can't get enough? Catch up on SC 2009 here!
Content from SC09
The complete list of Intel panels, talks, BOFs and events can be downloaded:
Download the Intel talk schedule, PDF (427 KB)
- S03: A “Hands-on” Introduction to OpenMP Tim Mattson (Intel), Ian Buck (NVIDIA), Mike Houston (AMD) & Ben Gaster (AMD)
- M13:OpenCL: A Standard Platform for Programming Heterogeneous Parallel Computers Larry Meadows (Intel), Mark Bull (Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre) & Tim Mattson (Intel)
- BOF: OpenCL Overview Tim Mattson (Intel Labs)
- Disruptive technologies: a software response Tim Mattson (Intel)
- Early performance evaluation of a "Nehalem" cluster using scientific and engineering applications - Subhash Saini (NASA Ames Research Center), Andrey Naraikin (Intel Corporation), Rupak Biswas (NASA Ames Research Center), David Barkai (Intel Corporation), Timothy Sandstrom (NASA Ames Research Center)
- Scaling Performance forward, Bill Magro(Intel)
- Download our Crossword Puzzle Promotion -for fun only (no more prizes now
The Intel Academic Community also sponsored the following Panel Sessions:
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Teach Parallel: Developing a Curriculum for Parallelism |
Preparing the World for Ubiquitous Parallelism |
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Teach Parallel: Developing a Curriculum for Parallelism
Moderator: Tom Murphy (Contra Costa College) |
Preparing the World for Ubiquitous Parallelism
Moderator: Dr. Matthew Wolf (Georgia Institute of Technology) |