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INTRODUCTION TO PARALLEL COMPUTING Plamen Krastev Office: 38 Oxford, Room 117 Email: FAS Research COMPUTING Harvard University To introduce you to the basic concepts and ideas in PARALLEL COMPUTING To familiarize you with the major programming models in PARALLEL COMPUTING To provide you with with guidance for designing efficient PARALLEL programs OBJECTIVES: 2 OUTLINE: INTRODUCTION to PARALLEL COMPUTING / High Performance COMPUTING (HPC) Concepts and terminology PARALLEL programming models Parallelizing your programs PARALLEL examples 3 What is High Performance COMPUTING ?

Parallel work focuses on performing operations on a data set Tasks work on different portions from the same data structure Tasks perform the same operation Example Implementations: Coarray Fortran: A small set of extension to Fortran 95. Compiler dependent Unified Parallel C (UPC): An extension to the C programming language. Compiler

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