Instructor:
Constantinos Costa
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(Website, Email:
, Tel: -,
Office Hours:Mon. & Wed., 1:30 – 3:00 pm
@ 5425 Sennott Square)
Nathan Ackerman (Grader)
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Email:
, Office Hours:
Mon: 2-5 pm,
Thu: 3-6 pm,
Fri: 12-4 pm
@ 6507 Sennott Square
Type: Undergraduate
Prerequisite: A grade of C or better in CS 0447 and CS 0449 and CS 1501 is required.
Working
knowledge of
C and
familiarity with Unix are assumed.
When: Mon./Wed., 6:00PM - 7:15PM in
5129 Sennott Square
There are two principle objectives for this course. First, to introduce the fundamental concepts necessary for the design and use of a database. Second, to provide practical experience in applying these concepts using commercial Introduction to High Performance Computing.
A detailed reading guide will be published on the web page, along with the class notes.
Final Project | Final Project: AkNN using POSIX Threads, OpenMP and MPI |
Due: 04/24/2020 Due: 04/25/2020 | PDF| data
Group Project | Group Project: Parallel Languages and Libraries |
Due: 04/08/2020 Due: 04/13/2020 Due: 04/15/2020 | PDF
HW4 | Homework 4: Parallel MMULT, RK3 8, & RECT using MPI |
Due: 04/10/2020 Due: 04/13/2020 Due: 04/15/2020| PDF
HW3 | Homework 3: Parallel MMULT, RK3 8, & RECT using OpenMP |
Due: 3/02/2020 3/04/2020 | PDF
HW2 | Homework 2: Parallel MMULT, RK3 8, & RECT using POSIX Threads |
Due: 2/13/2020 2/14/2020 | PDF
HW1 | Homework 1: Sample Submission | Due: 01/20/2020 | PDF
If your submission is comprised of multiple files, create a zip file containing the files specified in the assignment. The submission site is better to be accessed from within Pitt's network. You can log into the submission site using your Pitt username (e.g., "kok25") and your PeopleSoft ID (this 7-digit number can be found under "Demographic Information" on the Student Center). Only your most recent submission will be graded. If you need to amend your submission before the deadline, change the name of your file (e.g., append "-v2") and upload again. Submit
| Sessions | Monday Dec. 2 | Wednesday Dec. 4 |
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| 6:00-6:15 | Team 4 | Team 3 |
| 6:20-6:35 | Team 5 | Team 2 |
| 6:40-6:55 | Team 7 | Team 1 |
| 7:00-7:15 | Team 6 | - |
We will be using the git version control system via GitHub for the development and submission of term project this term. Please visit the above URL to register an account. You will need to have an account before the first assignment is released.
You will NEED a private repository on GitHub to host your project. They are rovided for free to students, see https://education.github.com/ for details on how to apply. Apply for a private repository NOW.
To submit a given project phase, simply push all required code to GitHub, and send and email to the TA (Cc'ing the instructor) that gives the commit ID representing your submission of that phase of the project.
| Phase 0 | Assemble teams | Due: 4/16/2020 | Organize yourselves into teams of 2 or 3 people. | ||
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Organize yourselves into teams of 2 or 3 people and create a private project repository on GitHub. Add all team members as contributors to the repository. Further add your instructor (GitHub username costantinos) and your ta (GitHub username NathanAckerman) as contributors to the
repository.
Create a single file named team_members.txt file in your repository listing each team member's
GitHub username, Pitt ID (e.g., "kok25"), and full name.
Be sure to push team_members.txt file to your group's repository by the deadline.
Be sure to share only 1 repository per team with the instructor/TA to avoid grading confusion. Your project will be collected by the Instructor/TA via the GitHub repository that you have shared. To turn in a project phase, you must do three things by the deadline:
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| Phase 1 | Term Project: Phase 1 | Due: Mar. 16, 2020 | Project Description | ||
| Phase 2 | Term Project: Phase 2 | Due: April. 8, 2020 | Project Description | ||
| Phase 3 | Term Project: Phase 3 | Due: April. 13 & April. 15, 2020 | Project Description | ||
I have a question. What is the best way to get an answer?
What is permissible collaboration?
Please see some examples of permissible and prohibited collaborations: Collaboration vs. Cheating
I ran out of Disk Quota. What should I do?
Student accounts are initially allocated 5M of AFS disk quota on CIS machines. This is very limited especially if you are using Netscape which uses 4M for its cache. So, in order to be able to work on your SQL assignments and projects, you must request from the Help Desk of CSSD to increase your disk quota ASAP.