TDDC78 lectures and lessons (2023)
Preliminary lecture/lesson program for 2023, including reading directions.
The times and locations (including for the lab sessions)
can be found on the schedule page.
Lectures and lessons are given in English.
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Overview and organization 2023
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Parallel computer architecture concepts I: Clusters and Interconnection Networks (CK)
Reading directions: Slides, Wilkinson/Allen Chapter 1. -
Parallel computer architecture concepts II: Memory Hierarchy, Shared Memory* (CK)
Reading directions: Slides and references given there. Background: Wilkinson/Allen Chapter 9.1-9.4. -
Parallel computer architecture concepts III: TOP500 and trends in supercomputer architecture.
Reading directions: Slides and online articles. - Guest lecture and guided tour: Introduction to NSC systems (by Frank Bramkamp, NSC) - Mandatory presence
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Design of parallel programs I (CK)
Reading directions: Slides, Compendium Chapter 1. Background: Wilkinson/Allen Chapters 3-6, 11.4. -
Design of parallel programs II /
MPI (I) (CK)
Reading directions (MPI): Slides and references given there. -
MPI (II+III) (CK)
Example: hello_mpi.c
Lesson 1: (45min) Introduction to the lab series (AE) - Mandatory presence -
OpenMP (I) (CK)
Example: hello_openmp.c
Reading directions (OpenMP): Slides and references given therein. Wilkinson/Allen Section 8.5. - OpenMP (II) (CK)
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Tools for performance analysis (CK)
Reading directions (Tools): Slides and online articles. -
Design and analysis of parallel algorithms I* (CK)
Reading directions (Lect. 11+12): Slides and Compendium Chapter 2. -
Design and analysis of parallel algorithms II;
Fundamental dataparallel algorithms* (CK)
- Parallel Basic Linear Algebra Algorithms (CK)
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Parallel Basic Linear Algebra Algorithms (cont.);
Parallel Solving of Linear Equation Systems (CK)
Reading directions (Lect. 13+14): Slides and Compendium Chapter 4. Wilkinson/Allen Chapter 11. Background: Elden et al. - Lesson 2: Solving theory exercises for exam preparation (AE)
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Loop Parallelization and Optimization* (CK)
Reading directions): Slides. Background: see references therein.
Remark: The lectures marked by * are largely shared with TDDD56 Multicore and GPU Programming. This minor replication is necessary to make sure that the two courses can be taken stand-alone or in arbitrary order. If you already have taken TDDD56 you may skip these lectures or consider them as an extra repetition opportunity.
Lecture notes:
- Lecture notes for the lectures by Christoph Kessler (CK) are made available electronically for registered students on this page.
- For further literature, see the literature list.
- Lecture notes for the lessons can be downloaded from the lab page. Older lesson lecture notes can be found on the handouts page for reference purposes.
- Optional theory exercises that you may use to practise on your own. More of these can also be found in the compendium. A few old TDDC78 exams are available on the examination page.
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Last updated: 2023-03-24