The School program is structured along two main tracks: an introduction to the basic concepts and tools for developing efficient applications and a series of hands-on presentations of parallel programming tools and methodologies.
The first provides background notions with an introduction to the use of basic tools and it is intended to constitute a stable core to be proposed, with minor modifications, each year.
The second deals in detail with specific topics that will be selected, year by year, in order to cover with a cyclic turnaround all the major aspects.
Fundamentals of Efficient Programming:
- Modern Processor Architectures
- Tools and Methodologies for improving performance
- Efficient Use of Modern C++
- Managing Memory Usage
Parallel Programming for Scientific Applications:
- Parallel CPU programming
- Floating-point computation
- GPU Programming
- Cluster Computing with MPI
