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Optimizing Software: Software Optimizations & Work Distribution
Covers software optimization, cache efficiency, parallel scheduling, and work distribution strategies for fast parallel programs.
Optimizing Software: Locality & Scheduling
Explores software optimizations for cache efficiency, parallel execution, and load balancing.
Parallelism: Programming and Performance
Explores parallelism in programming, emphasizing trade-offs between programmability and performance, and introduces shared memory parallel programming using OpenMP.
Parallel Computing: Principles and OpenMP
Covers the principles of parallel computing and introduces OpenMP for creating concurrent code from serial code.
Synchronization: Hardware Implementation
Explores hardware synchronization methods, including locks, barriers, and critical sections in parallel computing.
Digital Logic Circuits: Memory and Decoder Fundamentals
Provides an overview of digital logic circuits, focusing on memory systems and binary decoders, including their operation and access protocols.
Data Intensive Applications and Systems: Installation and Configuration
Covers the installation and configuration process of data-intensive applications and systems.
Parallel Port & Nios II Interrupts
Covers the design of a programmable parallel port interface for an Avalon bus and the architecture of the Nios II processor.
Parallel Databases
Explores parallel and distributed databases, covering architectures, query optimization, data storage, and distributed transactions.
Multi Masters Systems
Explores Multi Masters Systems, discussing architectures with multiple processors, shared memory, mutual exclusion, and hardware accelerators.