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U.C. Berkeley CS267 Home Page Applications of Parallel Computers Spring 1996 TuTh 12:30-2, 405 Soda Professor: Jim Demmel Office hours: T Th 2:15 - 3:00, F 1-2, or by appointment (send email) TA: Boris Vaysman Evening sessions: T 6:00, 405 Soda (at least 4 first weeks) Office hours: at ICSI by apt. (send email) Secretary: Bob Untiedt (send email) Survey on Use of the Videolink between CS267 at Berkeley and 18.337 at MIT (Filling this out is is a class requirement!) Announcements: (last updated Mon Apr 29 13:25:36 PDT 1996) Read CS267 Newsgroup CS267 Infocal information Spring 96 Class Roster (names, addresses, interests). Information on instructional accounts and cardkey access. Handouts Handout 1: Class Introduction for Spring 1996 Handout 2: Class Survey for Spring 1996 Assignment 1: Fast Matrix Multiply Evening session 1: Assignment1 related materials ... CS267 Spring 1994 Midterm Lecture Notes Lecture 1, 1/16/96: Introduction to Parallel Computing Lecture 2 (part 1), 1/18/96: Designing fast linear algebra kernels in the presence of memory hierarchies Lecture 2 (part 2), 1/18/96: The IBM RS6000/590 - architecture and algorithms. Lecture 3, 1/23/96: Overview of parallel architectures and programming models ... Lecture 29, 4/30/96: Parallelizing Compilers Final Projects Final Project Suggestions postscript version ) (to be updated from 1995 version) pSather related final project suggestions.

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Online Course Free Related Content for Webmasters You may use the following content as long as the link to the original provider at the bottom of the content is placed on your web site: Distance education is a method of teaching in which the students are not required to be physically present at a specific location during the term. Most often, regular mail is used to send written material, videos, audiotapes, and CD-ROMs to the student and to turn in the exercises; nowadays e-mail and the Web are used as well. Often students are required to come to meetings at regional offices on specific weekends, for example to take exams. Distance education is offered at all levels, but is most frequently an option for university-level studies. Full time or part-time study is possible, but most students choose part-time study. Research study is possible as well. One of the oldest distance education universities is the University of South Africa, which has been offering DE courses since 1946. The largest distance education university in the UK is the Open University founded 1969. In Germany the Fernuniversitat Hagen was founded 1974. All three are now Mega Universities. In 1999 the European Graduate School went online from both Switzerland and the USA. Distance education is an outgrowth of correspondence courses, which arose from the need to provide schooling to students in remote, sparsely populated areas that could not support a school. Such courses are generally offered at the primary or secondary level, often with the students' parents supervising their education.

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UALR Cybercollege Privacy Policy Cheryl Caldwell WBMC Project Director cdcaldwell@ualr.edu Frequently Asked Questions Q: How will I receive my lessons, Practice exercises, Examinations, and Projects / applications? A: Each unit and its content materials are completely on the internet. You must use your web browser (Internet Explorer preferred) to access the web-based algebra course and obtain your lessons, practice exercises, examinations, and projects/applications. Q: What happens if I have a question? A: An interactive discussion area accompanies each of your lessons. When you need help with a lesson, all you have to do is post your question or inquiry in the appropriate course discussion area, where the instructor, his or her teaching assistant, or one of your fellow students will respond. Q: May I respond to other students' discussion area questions?

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