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Parallel Programming Workshops and Programming Language Courses 2011


Abstract
The aim of these workshops is to give people who already have some programming experience an introduction into the numerics of linear solvers, computational fluid dynamics, and the basics of parallel programming. The focus is on iterative solvers, the programming models MPI and OpenMP, domain decomposition, load balancing and parallel numerics. Language support is given for Fortran, C and C++.
Message Passing with MPI is the major programming model on large distributed-memory systems in high-performance computing. OpenMP is dedicated to shared memory systems.
Hands-on sessions will allow users to immediately test linear solver programming and to understand what the basic constructs of MPI and OpenMP are meant to do.

Dates

The workshops in spring/fall 2011 are given with different focus and locations:

links to single pages per course
links to course entries below on this page
Course Fortran (1): Jan. 17-21, Stuttgart, HLRS Fortran for Scientific Computing
(in German)
Course CUDA(1): Jan. 24-25, Stuttgart, HLRS GPU Programming using CUDA
(in German)
Course XE6: Feb. 2-4, Stuttgart, HLRS Cray XE6 Optimization Workshop
(in English)
Course A: Feb. 14-17, Dresden, ZIH MPI and OpenMP (in German)
Course B: Feb.28-Mar.4 Stuttgart, HLRS Iterative Linear Solvers and Parallelization
(in German)
Course VI-HPS: Mar. 28-30 Stuttgart, HLRS 7th VI-HPS Tuning Workshop
(in English)
Course C: Apr. 4-8, Stuttgart, HLRS Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
(in German)
Course D: Apr. 18-19, Stuttgart, HLRS Platfoms at HLRS, Usage and Programming
(in German)
Course CUDA(2): July 4-7, Stuttgart, HLRS GPU Programming using CUDA
(in German)
Course UPC/CAF (1): July 8-9, Stuttgart, HLRS Introduction to Unified Parallel C (UPC) and Co-array Fortran (CAF)
(in German)
Course Fortran (2): July 11-15, Stuttgart, HLRS Fortran for Scientific Computing
(in German)
Course CUDA(3): July 18-20, Stuttgart, HLRS GPU Programming using CUDA
(in German)
Course TUHH: Aug. 1-3, Hamburg-Harburg, TUHH-RZ MPI and OpenMP (in German)
Course E: Sep. 12-16, Garching, LRZ Iterative Linear Solvers and Parallelization
(in German)
Course F: Sep. 26-30, Aachen GRS-SIM Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
(in German)
Course G-a: Oct. 10-11, Stuttgart, HLRS Message Passing Interface (MPI) for beginners
(in English)
Course G-b: Oct. 12, Stuttgart, HLRS Shared memory parallelization with OpenMP
(in English)
Course G-c: Oct. 13-14, Stuttgart, HLRS Advanced topics in parallel programming
(in English)
Course XE6(2): Nov. 2-4, Stuttgart, HLRS Cray XE6 Optimization Workshop
(in English)
Course H: Nov. 28-30, Jülich, JSC MPI and OpenMP (in German)
Course UPC/CAF (2): Dec. 8-9, Stuttgart, HLRS Introduction to Unified Parallel C (UPC) and Co-array Fortran (CAF)
(in German)
Course CUDA(4): Dec. 12-14, Stuttgart, HLRS GPU Programming using CUDA
(in German)
Online course: the parallel programming workshop is also available as an online-course with all slides and full audio information.
Workshops on CFD packages.
List of all training and tutorials (also in past years), see HLRS Training, Courses, and Tutorials.
Further scientific workshops and other events at HLRS, see HLRS events.
Courses and events organized by the Gauss Centres for Supercomputing in Germany.


Poster
Poster - HLRS Courses and Workshops 2011

Poster with all courses and scientific workshops 2011 organized by HLRS.



Language

The course language is German.
All slides and course materials are in English, except slides of A. Meister (about iterative solvers) and the slides of the CFD courses.

HLRS ZIH Kassel IAG EPCC Luebeck Transregio 30 NIC LRZ Gauss Centre for Supercomputing


Course Fortran (1)
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday Jan. 17, 8:30 - Friday Jan. 21, 15:30
Course: Mon.-Thu. 8:30 - 18:00, Fri. 8:30 - 15:30
Local registration: On Monday 8:30 - 9:00
Content Fortran for Scientific Computing
Abstract This course is dedicated for scientists and students to learn (sequential) programming with Fortran of scientific applications. The course teaches newest Fortran standards. Hands-on sessions will allow users to immediately test and understand the language constructs. This workshop provides scientific training in Computational Science, and in addition, the scientific exchange of the participants among themselves.
Agenda Fortran syntax overview
- Basics - Program units - Dynamic data - IO
Obsolete features of Fortran
Fortran intrinsics
Multiple source files
Optimisation of single processor performance
Features of Fortran 2003 and 2008
Coarray Fortran
Fortran Development Live Environment (FonDLE)
Language German
Teacher Uwe Küster, Ralf Schneider from HLRS, and Harald Klimach from GRS, RWTH Aachen
Registration via online registration form.
Deadline for registration is Dec. 12, 2010
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Familiarity with Linux and Linux editors is recommended.
Basics/principles of programming (in any language).
Basic mathematics (integration and differentiation).
Literature and textbooks Participants will receive a free copy of the slides.
Recommended book: Michael Metcalf, John Reid, Malcom Cohen,"Fortran 95/2003 explained".
Well readable introduction in German: Günter Schmitt, "Fortran 90 Kurs".
The RRZN Handbook "Fortran 95" is sold at the course (or by RUS): 10 Euro.
Social Events Am zweiten Abend planen wir zuerst eine Stadtführung durch die Stuttgarter Innenstadt. Im Anschluss gibt es ein gemeinsames Abendessen in Stuttgarts erster Lokalbrauerei, dem "Calwer Eck" (schwäbische Küche). (Achtung: Termin von Montag auf Dienstag verschoben)
Am Mittwoch bieten wir eine Besichtigung unserer 3-D Visualisierungs-CAVE an.
Am Donnerstag sei ein Besuch der Neuen Staatsgalerie empfohlen (Do bis 20:00 geöffnet). Die Sammlung moderner Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts ist wirklich sehenswert.
Spaß macht auch ein abendlicher Besuch des Stuttgarter Fernsehturms. Er ist sowohl der erste Stahlbetonturm, als auch der erste Fernsehturm der Welt.
Die Social Events sind auf Selbstkostenbasis, also nicht in eventuellen Kursgebüren enthalten.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Pictures from 2007FTN (Feb.) Lecturer: Uwe Küster Lecturer: Uwe Küster
Course CUDA(1)
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday, January 24, 9:30 - Tuesday, January 25, 16:00
Content GPU Programming using CUDA
Abstract The course provides an introduction to the programming language CUDA which is used to write fast numeric algorithms for NVIDIA graphics processors (GPUs). Focus is on the basic usage of the language, the exploitation of the most important features of the device (massive parallel computation, shared memory, texture memory) and efficient usage of the hardware to maximize performance. An overview of the available development tools and the advanced features of the language is given.
Agenda 1st day:
09:30   Registration
10:00   Welcome & Overview
10:25   Basics I
10:55   Exercise (vector addition I)
11:15   Coffee Break
11:30   Basics II
12:00   Exercise (vector addition II)
12:25   Lunch Break
13:35   Performance Optimization I
14:15   Exercise (coalesced accesses)
15:05   Coffee Break
15:20   Shared Memory
15:45   Exercise (Scalar Product)
16:45   CoffeeBreak
16:55   Texture Memory
17:25   Discussion
17:45   End

2nd day:
09:00   Exercise (Heat 2D)
09:45   Performance Optimization II
10:20   Coffee Break
10:30   Exercise (Dense Matrix Multiplication)
11:40   Coffee Break
11:50   Debugging and Profiling
12:20   Exercise (CUDA-GDB and Visual Profiler)
13:00   Lunch Break
13:45   Advanced Features
14:35   Exercise (Advanced Features)
15:50   Wrap-Up
16:00   End
Language German
Teacher Dr. Oliver Mangold from HLRS
Registration Registration is closed (because the course is full).
The next available course is CUDA course, July 7-8, 2011.
Deadline for registration is Dec. 12, 2010
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Programming experience in C, some knowledge about parallel programming
Links Additional information can be found, e.g., at
CUDA (wiki)
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Course Cray XE6
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Wednesday, February 2, 9:00 - Friday, February 4, 16:30
Content Cray XE6 Optimization Workshop
Abstract In Dec. 2010, HLRS has installed a first Cray XE6 system with a performance of 10 TFlop/s. The final XE6 system with a performance of 1 PFlop/s is expected to Be operational in Q3/2011. We strongly encourage you to use the already existing small system to port your applications to the new architecture as early as possible. To support such first effort we invite important users to participate in a special course Cray XE6 Optimization Workshop. With this course, we will give all necessary information to move applications from the current NEC SX-9 or Nehalem cluster to the upcoming Petaflop system. The Cray XE6 installed in 2011 will provide our users with a new level of performance. To harvest this potential will require all our efforts. We are looking forward to working with you on these opportunities.
Agenda see link to detailed program
Content Cray XE6 Architecture
The CRAY Programming Environment – Part I - Modules and Compiler
The CRAY Programming Environment – Part II - Programming considerations
Optimization I - Methodology
Optimization I - Using Craypat to profile applications
Optimization II - Memory, Vectorization, Caches
Optimization III - Shared Memory, OpenMP
Optimization IV - I/O
Optimization V - Gemini and Scaling
Co-array FORTRAN on Cray XE6
UPC on Cray XE6
Language English
Teachers Stefan Andersson, Jason J. Beech-Brandt, and Charles Henriet from Cray
Registration via online registration form
Deadline for registration is Jan. 19, 2010 (extended deadline)
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Programming experience in C or Fortran, some knowledge about parallel programming
Links Additional information can be found, e.g., at
Cray XE6 (Hermit) at HLRS
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Course A
ZIH
Location ZIH, Zellescher Weg 12, Willers-Bau A 220, D-01062 Dresden
Date 2011, Monday Feb. 14, 8:30 - Thursday Feb. 17, 16:30
Course: Mon.-Wed. 8:30 - 17:30, Thu. 8:30 - 16:30
Local registration: On Monday 8:30 - 9:00
Content Parallel Programming with MPI, OpenMP, PETSc, and Tools (70% for beginners, 30% advanced)
Abstract The focus is on programming models MPI, OpenMP, and PETSc. Hands-on sessions (in C and Fortran) will allow users to immediately test and understand the basic constructs of the Message Passing Interface (MPI) and the shared memory directives of OpenMP. The last day is dedicated to tools. This course is organized by ZIH in collaboration with HLRS.
Agenda see link to detailed program
Language German
Teachers Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner, from HLRS, and Robert Henschel, Tobias Hilbrich, Matthias Lieber, Holger Mickler, Thomas William from ZIH
Registration registration form via Course HLRS 2011-A / ZIH Z110 announcement, TU Dresden
Deadline for registration is Jan. 16, 2011
Fee Students without Diploma/Master: 30 EUR
Students with Diploma/Master (PhD students) at German universities: 60 EUR
Members of German universities and public research institutes: 60 EUR
others: 300 EUR
(includes food and drink at coffee breaks)
Prerequisites Unix / C or Fortran
Social Events Am ersten Abend planen wir zuerst eine kleine Stadtführung durch die Dresdner Altstadt. Im Anschluss gibt es ein gemeinsames Abendessen im Kügelgenhaus in der Neustadt
Am Mittwoch, den 16. Feb. 2010, würden wir für Interessenten einen gemeinsamen Abend in der Semperoper organisieren. Es wird das Ballett Coppelia gegeben.
Die Social Events sind auf Selbstkostenbasis, also nicht in den Kursgebüren enthalten.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
Dresden
See ZIH -> travel-info. The next bus station is "Technische Universität, Dresden" (4 min on foot, ehemals "Fritz-Foerster-Platz, Dresden").
Accomodation: Close to the ZIH (15 min on foot) you find the guest house "Gästehaus Am Weberplatz" of the Dresden University of Technology, early reservation is recommended. The next bus station is "Zellescher Weg, Dresden" (map).
Local Organizer Claudia Schmidt, phone 0351 463 39833, claudia.schmidt@tu-dresden.de
Pictures from 2007A Lecturer: Rolf Rabenseifner - at ZIH, Feb 13, 2007 while practicals - at ZIH, Feb 13, 2007
Course B
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum, HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday Feb. 28, 8:30 - Friday Mar. 4, 15:30
Content Iterative Linear Solvers and Parallelization
Abstract The focus is on iterative and parallel solvers, the parallel programming models MPI and OpenMP, and the parallel middleware PETSc. Thereby, different modern Krylov Subspace Methods (CG, GMRES, BiCGSTAB ...) as well as highly efficient preconditioning techniques are presented in the context of real life applications. Hands-on sessions (in C and Fortran) will allow users to immediately test and understand the basic constructs of iterative solvers, the Message Passing Interface (MPI) and the shared memory directives of OpenMP. This course is organized by HLRS, IAG, and Uni. Kassel.
Agenda see link to detailed program
Language German
Teachers Prof. Dr. Andreas Meister from Uni. Kassel, Prof. Dr. Bernd Fischer from Uni. Lübeck, and Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner, Uwe Küster, from HLRS
Registration The registration is closed, because the course is full.
Deadline for registration is Feb. 9, 2011 (extended deadline)
Fee Students without Diploma/Master: 30 EUR
Students with Diploma/Master (PhD students) at German universities: 60 EUR
Members of German universities and public research institutes: 60 EUR
others: 300 EUR
(includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Monday+Thursday: Basics of linear algebra
Tuesday-Friday: Unix / C or Fortran
Flyer Not yet available
Social Events Am ersten Abend planen wir zuerst eine Stadtführung durch die Stuttgarter Innenstadt. Im Anschluss gibt es ein gemeinsames Abendessen in Stuttgarts erster Lokalbrauerei, dem "Calwer Eck" (schwäbische Küche). Herr Prof. Meister wird voraussichtlich ebenfalls daran teilnehmen.
Am Dienstag bieten wir eine Besichtigung unserer 3-D Visualisierungs-CAVE an.
Am Donnerstag sei ein Besuch der Neuen Staatsgalerie empfohlen (Di/Do bis 20:00 geöffnet). Die Sammlung moderner Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts ist wirklich sehenswert.
Spaß macht auch ein abendlicher Besuch des Stuttgarter Fernsehturms. Er ist sowohl der erste Stahlbetonturm, als auch der erste Fernsehturm der Welt.
Die Social Events sind auf Selbstkostenbasis, also nicht in den Kursgebüren enthalten.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Pictures from 2007C Lecturer: Andreas Meister - at HLRS, Mar 12, 2007 Lecturer: Andreas Meister - at HLRS, Mar 12, 2007 Practical with Andreas Meister - at HLRS, Mar 12, 2007 while lecture - at HLRS, Mar 15, 2007
Course VI-HPS
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum, HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday Mar. 28, 8:00 - Wednesday Mar. 30, 18:00
Content 7th VI-HPS Tuning Workshop
Abstract HLRS will install a PetaFlops Cray XE6 HPC machine in 2011. To help our user base with the transition, the Virtual Institute for High-Productivity Supercomputing (VI-HPS) offers a workshop for tuning and code optimization specifically on the Cray XE6 pre-installation system. For further information see here
Agenda see official workshop page
Language English
Registration see official workshop page
Course C
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum, HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday Apr. 4, 10:00 - Friday Apr. 8, 14:40
Content Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
Abstract The course deals with current numerical methods for Computational Fluid Dynamics. The emphasis is placed on explicit finite volume methods for the compressible Euler equations. Moreover outlooks on implicit methods, the extension to the Navier-Stokes equations and turbulence modelling are given. Additional topics are classical numerical methods for the solution of the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations, Aeracoustics and high order numerical methods for the solution of systems of partial differential equations. The last day is dedicated to parallelization of explicit and implicit solvers.
Hands-on sessions will manifest the contents of the lectures. The emphasis of these session is put on the application of CFD codes, especially on grid generation, visualization and the interpretation of results. Furthermore the implementation of algorithms presented in the lectures points up the general structure of CFD codes.
The course is organized by the HLRS, the IAG and the University of Kassel. It is based on the course "Numerical Gasdynamics" held at the IAG which has been awarded the "Landeslehrpreis (prize for excellence in teaching) Baden-Württemberg 2003" (held at Uni. Stuttgart, under auspices of the BMBF project NUSS, contract 08NM227).
Agenda see link to detailed program
Language German
Teachers Prof. Dr.-Ing. Sabine Roller (GRS), Dr. Philipp Birken (Uni. Kassel), Dr. Albert Ruprecht (IHS), Dipl.-Ing. Steffen Bogdanski (IAG), Florian Hindenlang (IAG), Andreas Stock (IAG), Andrea Beck (IAG), Prof. Dr. Andreas Meister (Uni. Kassel), and Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner (HLRS).
Registration The course is full. Therefore, the registration is closed.
To get early informations about future courses, you may register to our e-mail list also via the online registration form
Deadline for registration is Mar. 6, 2011
Fee Students without Diploma/Master: 30 EUR
Students with Diploma/Master (PhD students) at German universities: 60 EUR
Members of German universities and public research institutes: 60 EUR
others: 300 EUR
(includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Basics of partial differential equations and physics, programming experience in Fortran or C
Flyer Not yet available
Social Events Am ersten Abend planen wir zuerst eine Stadtführung durch die Stuttgarter Innenstadt. Im Anschluss gibt es ein gemeinsames Abendessen in Stuttgarts erster Lokalbrauerei, dem "Calwer Eck" (schwäbische Küche). Herr Prof. Meister wird voraussichtlich ebenfalls daran teilnehmen.
Am Dienstag bieten wir eine Besichtigung unserer 3-D Visualisierungs-CAVE an.
Am Donnerstag sei ein Besuch der Neuen Staatsgalerie empfohlen (Di/Do bis 20:00 geöffnet). Die Sammlung moderner Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts ist wirklich sehenswert.
Spaß macht auch ein abendlicher Besuch des Stuttgarter Fernsehturms. Er ist sowohl der erste Stahlbetonturm, als auch der erste Fernsehturm der Welt.
Die Social Events sind auf Selbstkostenbasis, also nicht in den Kursgebüren enthalten.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Pictures from 2007B Lecturer: Sabine Roller, and Mark Haas (standing left) - at Uni. Kassel, Mar 9, 2007 Lecturer: Sabine Roller - at Uni. Kassel, Mar 9, 2007 Lecturer: Rolf Rabenseifner and Andreas Meister - at Uni. Kassel, Mar 9, 2007 Lecturer: Rolf Rabenseifner - at Uni. Kassel, Mar 9, 2007
Course D
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum, HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday Apr. 18, 9:00 - Tuesday Apr. 19, 17:30
Content Platforms at HLRS, Usage and Programming
Abstract The course will focus on the major platforms at HLRS:
  • Cray XE6 (preliminary system for the next petascale system)
  • NEC LX-2400 (Nehalem Cluster, 62 TFlop/s, 5600 cores)
  • IBM bwGrid Cluster (46 TFlop/s)
  • NEC SX-9 (19 TFlop/s, 192 vector processor cores)
  • Cray XT5m (8.5 TFlop/s, 892 cores)
  • CUSS (Common Ulm Stuttgart Server)
The course has two days.
  • The first day gives an overview on all platforms of HLRS.
  • The second day is dedicated to the new Cray XE6 platform.
Seperate registration of individual days is possible. Especially, if one is interested only in the new and upcoming Cray XE6 petascale installation at HLRS, all necessary information is presented on the second day.
Agenda Monday, April 18, 2011

Overview on HLRS Platforms -- Access, Usage and Programming

9:00 Introduction (R. Rabenseifner, HLRS)
9:15 HPC Infrastructure Evolution at HLRS (M. Resch, HLRS)
9:45 Platforms at HLRS (M. Hecht, HLRS)
              Hardware overview on
              Cray XE6, NEC SX-9, Nehalem-Cluster, bwGRID Cluster, Cray XT5
10:15 Coffee
10:30 Access to the Platforms at HLRS (Th. Bönisch, HLRS)
10:45 Cray XE6 and XT5m - Usage and Programming (Chr. Niethammer, HLRS)
              (a short overview)
11:30 Preparation for grid usage on bwGrid resources (talk) (M. Hecht, HLRS)
              (includes remarks on gsissh)
12:00 Coffee
12:15 bwGrid - Usage and Programming (M. Hecht, HLRS)
              (includes also remarks on visualization nodes)
13:00 Lunch
14:00 NEC Nehalem Cluster - Usage and Programming (H. Berger, NEC)
              (includes also remarks on NVIDIA/Tesla)
14:45 Coffee
15:00 NEC SX-9 at HLRS - Usage and Programming (St. Haberhauer, NEC)
15:30 Filesystems and HPSS at HLRS (Th. Bönisch, HLRS)
16:00 Coffee
16:20 ISV-Codes and Licenses at HLRS (M. Bernreuther, HLRS)
17:00 Guided tour (HLRS)
18:15 End

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Cray XE6 Optimization Workshop (S. Andersson, Cray)

9:00 Cray XE6 Architecture
              Architecture of Cray XE6
              Socket 34 architecture
              Gemini Interconnect
9:40 The CRAY Programming Environment - Part I
              Modules
              Compiler options and flags
10:30 Coffee
10:45 The CRAY Programming Environment - Part II
              Aprun options
              Batch jobs - How to use the HLRS XE6
              Debugging
              CCM
11:45 Coffee
12:00 Optimization I
              Optimization methodology
              Using Craypat to profile applications
12:45 Lunch
13:45 Optimization II
              Scaling applications to thousands of processors
              MPI optimization
              Task placement
15:15 Coffee
15:30 Optimization III
              Memory understanding and optimization
              Vectorization
              Cache blocking examples
16:00 Coffee
16:15 Optimization IV: I/O
              Lustre basics
              MPI-IO Environment variables
              MPI-IO Example
17:30 End
Language German
Teachers Thomas Beisel, Katharina Benkert, Jochen Buchholz, Thomas Boenisch, Christoph Niethammer, Martin Bernreuther, Martin Hecht from HLRS, and TBA from Cray and NEC
Registration via online registration form
Deadline for registration is Apr. 03, 2011 (extended deadline)
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 150 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Programming experience, and partially MPI-1
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Course CUDA(2)
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday, July 4, 12:30 - Wednesday, July 6, 13:00 (date and time changed)
Content GPU Programming using CUDA
Abstract The course provides an introduction to the programming language CUDA which is used to write fast numeric algorithms for NVIDIA graphics processors (GPUs). Focus is on the basic usage of the language, the exploitation of the most important features of the device (massive parallel computation, shared memory, texture memory) and efficient usage of the hardware to maximize performance. An overview of the available development tools and the advanced features of the language is given. (This course has the same content as the course in spring.)
Agenda Monday: 12:30-13:00 local registration, 13:00 - 17:45 course
Tuesday: 9:00 - 17:45 course
Wednesday: 9:00 - 13:00 course
(timetable latest changed on Feb. 07, 2011)
Language German
Teacher Dr. Oliver Mangold from HLRS
Registration Registration is closed (because the course is full).
Deadline for registration is June 5, 2011 (extended deadline)
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Programming experience in C, some knowledge about parallel programming
Links Additional information can be found, e.g., at
CUDA (wiki)
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Course UPC/CAF (1)
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Thursday, July 7, 8:30 - Friday July 8, 15:30 (date changed latest Feb.07,2011)
Content Introduction to Unified Parallel C (UPC) and Co-array Fortran (CAF)
Abstract Partitioned Global Address Space (PGAS) is a new model for parallel programming. Unified Parallel C (UPC) and Co-array Fortran (CAF) are PGAS extensions to C and Fortran. UPC and CAF are language extensions to C and Fortran. Parallelism is part of the language. PGAS languages allow any processor to directly address memory/data on any other processors. Parallelism can be expressed more easily compared to library based approaches as MPI. This course gives an introduction to this novel approach of expressing parallelism. Hands-on sessions (in UPC and/or CAF) will allow users to immediately test and understand the basic constructs of PGAS languages.
Agenda First day:
08:30 Registration
09:00-13:00 Lectures and exercises
14:00-17:00 Lectures and exercises
Second day:
09:00-13:00 Lectures and exercises
14:00-15:30 Lectures and exercises
Language German
Teacher Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner from HLRS
Registration via online registration form
Deadline for registration is June 5, 2011 (extended deadline)
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Programming experience in Fortran or C, some knowledge about parallel programming
Links Additional information can be found, e.g., at
PGAS (wiki), CAF (wiki), UPC (wiki), UPC Community website, UPC at Berkley
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Pictures from 2009UPC2 while exercises - at HLRS, Oct 19, 2009 while exercises - at HLRS, Oct 19, 2009 while exercises - at HLRS, Oct 19, 2009
Course Fortran (2)
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday Jul. 11, 8:30 - Friday Jul. 15, 15:30
Course: Mon.-Thu. 8:30 - 18:00, Fri. 8:30 - 15:30
Local registration: On Monday 8:30 - 9:00
Content Fortran for Scientific Computing
Abstract This course is dedicated for scientists and students to learn (sequential) programming with Fortran of scientific applications. The course teaches newest Fortran standards. Hands-on sessions will allow users to immediately test and understand the language constructs. This workshop provides scientific training in Computational Science, and in addition, the scientific exchange of the participants among themselves. (This course has the same content as the course in spring.)
Agenda Fortran syntax overview
- Basics - Program units - Dynamic data - IO
Obsolete features of Fortran
Fortran intrinsics
Multiple source files
Optimisation of single processor performance
Features of Fortran 2003 and 2008
Coarray Fortran
Fortran Development Live Environment (FonDLE)
Language German
Teacher Uwe Küster, Ralf Schneider from HLRS, and Harald Klimach from GRS, RWTH Aachen
Registration Registration deadline is over.
You can still register for the waiting queue via online registration form
Please take the automated confirmation email only for a reply that you are on the waiting queue!
On July 1, you will get an answer if your registration can be confirmed.
Deadline for registration is June 5, 2011
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Familiarity with Linux and Linux editors is recommended.
Basics/principles of programming (in any language).
Basic mathematics (integration and differentiation).
Literature and textbooks Participants will receive a free copy of the slides.
Recommended book: Michael Metcalf, John Reid, Malcom Cohen,"Fortran 95/2003 explained".
Well readable introduction in German: Günter Schmitt, "Fortran 90 Kurs".
The RRZN Handbook "Fortran 95" is sold at the course (or by RUS): 10 Euro.
Social Events Am ersten Abend planen wir zuerst eine Stadtführung durch die Stuttgarter Innenstadt. Im Anschluss gibt es ein gemeinsames Abendessen in Stuttgarts erster Lokalbrauerei, dem "Calwer Eck" (schwäbische Küche).
Am Mittwoch bieten wir eine Besichtigung unserer 3-D Visualisierungs-CAVE an.
Am Dienstag oder Donnerstag sei ein Besuch der Neuen Staatsgalerie empfohlen (Di/Do bis 20:00 geöffnet). Die Sammlung moderner Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts ist wirklich sehenswert.
Spaß macht auch ein abendlicher Besuch des Stuttgarter Fernsehturms. Er ist sowohl der erste Stahlbetonturm, als auch der erste Fernsehturm der Welt.
Die Social Events sind auf Selbstkostenbasis, also nicht in eventuellen Kursgebüren enthalten.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Pictures from 2007FTN (Feb.) Lecturer: Uwe Küster Lecturer: Uwe Küster
Course CUDA(3)
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday, July 18, 12:30 - Wednesday, July 20, 13:00 (date and time changed)
Content GPU Programming using CUDA
Abstract The course provides an introduction to the programming language CUDA which is used to write fast numeric algorithms for NVIDIA graphics processors (GPUs). Focus is on the basic usage of the language, the exploitation of the most important features of the device (massive parallel computation, shared memory, texture memory) and efficient usage of the hardware to maximize performance. An overview of the available development tools and the advanced features of the language is given. (This course has the same content as the course in spring.)
Agenda Monday: 12:30-13:00 local registration, 13:00 - 17:45 course
Tuesday: 9:00 - 17:45 course
Wednesday: 9:00 - 13:00 course
(timetable latest changed on Feb. 07, 2011)
Language German
Teacher Dr. Oliver Mangold from HLRS
Registration Registration is closed (because the course is full).
You can still register for the waiting queue via online registration form
Please take the automated confirmation email only for a reply that you are on the waiting queue!
Deadline for registration is June 19, 2011
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Programming experience in C, some knowledge about parallel programming
Links Additional information can be found, e.g., at
CUDA (wiki)
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Course TUHH Location TU Hamburg-Harburg (TUHH), Rechenzentrum, Gebäude E, 2. Etage, Room E2-024-P3c (Pool 3c), Schwarzenbergstr. 95, D-21073 Hamburg
Date 2011, Monday Aug. 1, 9:00 - Wednesday Aug. 3, 16:30
Content MPI and OpenMP (70% for beginners, 30% advanced)
Abstract The focus is on programming models MPI, OpenMP, and PETSc. Hands-on sessions (in C and Fortran) will allow users to immediately test and understand the basic constructs of the Message Passing Interface (MPI) and the shared memory directives of OpenMP. This course is organized by TUHH in collaboration with HLRS.
Agenda see link to detailed program and official course page at TUHH
Language German
Teacher Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner, from HLRS
Registration Registration is closed. (Deadline is over and course is full)
Deadline for registration is July 3, 2011
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Unix / C or Fortran
Social Events Am ersten Abend planen wir ein gemeinsames Abendessen.
Der zweite Abend bietet sich an, um mit den auswärtigen Teilnehmern in die Hamburger Innenstadt zu gehen und ggf. in der neuen Hafencity zu essen.
Die Social Events sind auf Selbstkostenbasis, also nicht in eventuellen Kursgebüren enthalten.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
TUHH-RZ
http://www.tu-harburg.de/tuhh/lage/ and building E (purple) on the campus map
Accomodation: see hotel information on the web page of the former HLRN-FB-Meeting
Local Organizer Dr. Markus Stammberger, phone 040-42878-2667 stammberger@tu-harburg.de
See also TUHH course page.
Course E
LRZ
Location LRZ (Leibniz-Rechenzentrum), Neues LRZ Gebäude in Garching, Boltzmannstrasse 1, 85748 Garching
Date 2011, Monday Sep. 12, 8:30 - Friday Sep. 16, 15:30
Content Iterative Linear Solvers and Parallelization
Abstract The focus is on iterative and parallel solvers, the parallel programming models MPI and OpenMP, and the parallel middleware PETSc. Thereby, different modern Krylov Subspace Methods (CG, GMRES, BiCGSTAB ...) as well as highly efficient preconditioning techniques are presented in the context of real life applications. Hands-on sessions (in C and Fortran) will allow users to immediately test and understand the basic constructs of iterative solvers, the Message Passing Interface (MPI) and the shared memory directives of OpenMP. This course is organized by Uni. Kassel, HLRS, and IAG.
Agenda see link to detailed program and official course page at LRZ
Language German
Teachers Prof. Dr. Andreas Meister from Uni. Kassel, Prof. Dr. Bernd Fischer from Uni. Lübeck, and Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner from HLRS
Registration via online registration form
Deadline for registration is Aug. 19, 2011 (exentded deadline)
Fee Students without Diploma/Master: 30 EUR
Students with Diploma/Master (PhD students) at German universities: 60 EUR
Members of German universities and public research institutes: 60 EUR
others: 300 EUR
(includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Wednesday+Thursday+Friday: Basics of linear algebra
Monday+Tuesday+Friday: Unix / C or Fortran
Flyer Not yet available
Social Events Am ersten Abend planen wir ein gemeinsames Abendessen in den Bürgerstuben in Garching.
Am Mittwoch ist ein Ausflug in Münchens City vorgesehen, inklusive Bummel durch den Englischen Garten und Bayrischer Brotzeit in einem der alt-ehrwürdigen Münchner Gaststätten. Herr Prof. Meister wird voraussichtlich ebenfalls daran teilnehmen.
Am Donnerstag ist eine Besichtigung des LRZ geplant.
Die Social Events sind auf Selbstkostenbasis, also nicht in den Kursgebüren enthalten.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
Garching
The course will be in the new building in Garching, see LRZ-travel-info.
Hotels siehe hier. Bitte direkt beim Hotel frühzeitig buchen (wegen gleichzeitiger Messen in München).
Local Organizer Matthias Brehm, phone 089 35831 8773, brehm@lrz.de
Pictures from 2007E while practicals - at LRZ, Sep 17, 2007 while practicals - at LRZ, Sep 17, 2007 Lecturer: Rolf Rabenseifner - at LRZ, Sep 18, 2007 Lecturer: Andreas Meister - at LRZ, Sep 19, 2007 Lecturer: Bernd Fischer - at LRZ, Sep 20, 2007
Course F

HLRS
HLRS
Location German Research School for Simulation Sciences (GRS), RWTH Aachen, Room 001, Schinkelstr. 2a, 52062 Aachen
Date 2011, Monday Sep. 26, 10:00 - Friday Sep. 30, 15:00
Content Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
Abstract The course deals with current numerical methods for Computational Fluid Dynamics. The emphasis is placed on explicit finite volume methods for the compressible Euler equations. Moreover outlooks on implicit methods, the extension to the Navier-Stokes equations and turbulence modelling are given. Additional topics are classical numerical methods for the solution of the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations, Aeracoustics and high order numerical methods for the solution of systems of partial differential equations. The last day is dedicated to parallelization of explicit and implicit solvers.
Hands-on sessions will manifest the contents of the lectures. The emphasis of these session is put on the application of CFD codes, especially on grid generation, visualization and the interpretation of results. Furthermore the implementation of algorithms presented in the lectures points up the general structure of CFD codes.
The course is developed by the HLRS, the Institute of Aerodynamics and Gasdynamics (IAG, University of Stuttgart), the University of Kassel, the German Research School for Simulation Sciences (GRS, RWTH Aachen), and the Institute of Aerodynamics (AIA, RWTH Aachen). It is based on the course "Numerical Gasdynamics" held at the IAG which has been awarded the "Landeslehrpreis (prize for excellence in teaching) Baden-Württemberg 2003" (held at Uni. Stuttgart, under auspices of the BMBF project NUSS, contract 08NM227). The course is organized by GRS and AIA, RWTH Aachen.
Agenda see link to detailed program (preliminary agenda)
Language German
Teachers Prof. Dr.-Ing. Sabine Roller (GRS), Dr. Jörg Bernsdorf (GRS), Daniel Harlacher (GRS), Dr.-Ing. Matthias Meinke (AIA), Dr. Philipp Birken (Uni. Kassel), Dr. Albert Ruprecht (IHS), Andreas Stock (IAG), Andrea Beck (IAG), Prof. Dr. Andreas Meister (Uni. Kassel), and Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner (HLRS).
Registration Registration is closed (because the course is full).
You can still register for the waiting queue via online registration form
Please take the automated confirmation email only for a reply that you are on the waiting queue!
To get early informations about future courses, you may register to our e-mail list also via the online registration form
Deadline for registration is Aug. 28, 2011
Fee Students without Diploma/Master: 30 EUR
Students with Diploma/Master (PhD students) at German universities: 60 EUR
Members of German universities and public research institutes: 60 EUR
others: 300 EUR
(includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Basics of partial differential equations and physics, programming experience in Fortran or C
Flyer Not yet available
Travel-Info see Location and Travel Info of the German Research School for Simulation Sciences.
Here you can also find a list of hotels nearby and the Travel Info of the Computer Center which is also located nearby.
Local Organizer Prof. Dr.-Ing. Sabine Roller
Pictures from 2007G (CFD) Lecturers: Sabine Roller and Mark Haas - at HLRS, Oct 15, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 16, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 16, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 16, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 16, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 16, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 16, 2007 Lecturer: Claus-Dieter Munz - at HLRS, Oct 17, 2007 Lecturer: Sabine Roller and Andreas Meister - at HLRS, Oct 19, 2007
Course G-a
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum, HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday Oct. 10, 8:30 - Tuesday Oct. 11, 17:30
Content Distributed memory parallelization with the Message Passing Interface MPI (for beginners)
Abstract On clusters and distributed memory architectures, parallel programming with the Message Passing Interface (MPI) is the dominating programming model. The course gives an full introduction into MPI-1. Further aspects are domain decomposition, load balancing, and debugging. An MPI-2 overview and the MPI-2 one-sided communication is also taught. Hands-on sessions (in C and Fortran) will allow users to immediately test and understand the basic constructs of the Message Passing Interface (MPI). Course language is ENGLISH. This course is the first part (MPI for beginners) of a 5-day course program and may be booked together with the other parts G-b (OpenMP) and G-c (advanced topics).
Agenda see link to detailed program Course G-a or Monday+Tuesday in the total program Course G-a+b+c
Language English
Teachers Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner, et al.
Registration via online registration form: Please book Course 2011 G, Monday-Tuesday (or all days) if you want to book all parts)
Deadline for registration was Sep. 4, 2011.
There are still a few seats available, mainly for participants who cannot speak German.
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Unix / C or Fortran
Flyer Not yet available
Social Events Am Montag planen wir zuerst eine Stadtführung durch die Stuttgarter Innenstadt. Im Anschluss gibt es ein gemeinsames Abendessen in Stuttgarts erster Lokalbrauerei, dem "Calwer Eck" (schwäbische Küche). Herr Prof. Meister wird voraussichtlich ebenfalls daran teilnehmen.
Am Dienstag sei ein Besuch der Neuen Staatsgalerie empfohlen (Di/Do bis 20:00 geöffnet). Die Sammlung moderner Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts ist wirklich sehenswert.
Spaß macht auch ein abendlicher Besuch des Stuttgarter Fernsehturms. Er ist sowohl der erste Stahlbetonturm, als auch der erste Fernsehturm der Welt.
Die Social Events sind auf Selbstkostenbasis, also nicht in eventuellen Kursgebüren enthalten.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Course G-b
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum, HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Wednesday Oct. 12, 8:30 - 17:30 (registration opens at 8:15)
Content Shared memory parallelization with OpenMP (for beginners)
Abstract The focus is on shared memory parallelization with OpenMP, the key concept on hyper-threading, dual-core, multi-core, shared memory, and ccNUMA platforms. This course teaches shared memory OpenMP parallelization. Hands-on sessions (in C and Fortran) will allow users to immediately test and understand the directives and other interfaces of OpenMP. Tools for performance tuning and debugging are presented. Course language is ENGLISH. This course is the second part (OpenMP for beginners) of a 5-day course program and may be booked together with the other parts G-a (MPI for beginners) and G-c (advanced topics).
Agenda see link to detailed program Course G-b or Wednesday in the total program Course G-a+b+c
Language English
Teachers Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner
Registration via online registration form: Please book Course 2011 G, Wednesday (or all days) if you want to book all parts)
Deadline for registration was Sep. 4, 2011.
There are still a few seats available, mainly for participants who cannot speak German.
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: Included in fee of 2011-G-a, if booked together with 2011-G-a, otherwise: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of your course, cash only)
Prerequisites Unix / C or Fortran
Flyer Not yet available
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Course G-c
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum, HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Thursday Oct. 13, 8:30 - Friday Oct. 14, 16:30 (registration opens at 8:15)
Content Advanced topics in parallel programming
Abstract Topics are MPI-2 parallel file I/O, hybrid mixed model MPI+OpenMP parallelization, OpenMP on clusters, parallelization of explicit and implicit solvers and of particle based applications, parallel numerics and libraries, and parallelization with PETSc. Hands-on sessions are included. Course language is ENGLISH. This course is the third part (advanced topics) of a 5-day course program and may be booked together with the other parts G-a (MPI for beginners) and G-b (OpenMP for beginners).
Agenda see link to detailed program Course G-c or Thursday+Friday in the total program Course G-a+b+c
Language English
Teachers Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner, Uwe Küster, Shiqing Fan, Katharina Benkert, Uwe Wössner
Registration via online registration form: Please book Course 2011 G, Thursday+Friday (or all days) if you want to book all parts)
Deadline for registration was Sep. 4, 2011.
There are still a few seats available, mainly for participants who cannot speak German.
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: Included in fee of 2011-G-a or G-b, if booked together with 2011-G-a or G-b, otherwise: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of your course, cash only)
Prerequisites Unix / C or Fortran
Flyer Not yet available
Social Events Am Donnerstag bieten wir eine Besichtigung unserer 3-D Visualisierungs-CAVE an.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Pictures from 2007F (a-c) Lecturer: Rolf Rabenseifner - at HLRS, Oct 11, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 11, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 11, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 11, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 11, 2007 while practicals - at HLRS, Oct 11, 2007 Lecturer: Sunil Tiyyagura - at HLRS, Oct 11, 2007
Course Cray XE6(2)
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Wednesday, November 2, 9:00 - Friday, November 4, 16:30
Content Cray XE6 Optimization Workshop
Abstract HLRS installs a first Cray XE6 system with AMD Interlagos processors and a performance of 1 PFlop/s. We strongly encourage you to port your applications to the new architecture as early as possible. To support such first effort we invite current and future users to participate in special Cray XE6 Optimization Workshops. With this course, we will give all necessary information to move applications from the current NEC SX-9, the Nehalem cluster, or other systems to the upcoming Petaflop system. The Cray XE6 installed in 2011 will provide our users with a new level of performance. To harvest this potential will require all our efforts. We are looking forward to working with our users on these opportunities. In this course, specialists from Cray will support you in your effort porting and optimizing your application on our Cray XE6.
Agenda Wednesday: 9:00-9:30 local registration, 9:30 - 18:00 course
Thursday: 9:00 - 18:00 course
Friday: 9:00 - 16:30 course Nearly same content as course Feb. 2-4, 2011
Language English
Teachers Stefan Andersson, Jason J. Beech-Brandt, and Luiz deRose from Cray
Registration via online registration form
Deadline for registration is Oct. 31, 2011 (extended deadline)
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Programming experience in C or Fortran, some knowledge about parallel programming
Links Additional information can be found, e.g., at
Cray XE6 (Hermit) at HLRS
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Course H
NIC
Location JSC, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Building 16.3, entrance E1 of JSC, D-52425 Jülich
Date 2011, Monday Nov. 28, 9:00 - Wednesday Nov. 30, 16:30
Content MPI and OpenMP (70% for beginners, 30% advanced)
Abstract The focus is on programming models MPI, OpenMP, and PETSc. Hands-on sessions (in C and Fortran) will allow users to immediately test and understand the basic constructs of the Message Passing Interface (MPI) and the shared memory directives of OpenMP. This course is organized by JSC in collaboration with HLRS.
Agenda see link to detailed program
Language German
Teacher Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner, from HLRS
Registration Registration is closed (because the course is full).
You can still register for the waiting queue via online registration form
Please take the automated confirmation email only for a reply that you are on the waiting queue!
Deadline for registration is Oct. 30, 2011
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Unix / C or Fortran
Social Events Am ersten Abend planen wir ein gemeinsames Abendessen (im Pinocchio, Kleine Kölnstr.).
Am zweiten Abend können wir noch kurz den Jülicher Weihnachtsmarkt besuchen. Anschließend gehts zur imposanten Jüicher Zitadelle, bevor wir im "Liebevoll" im Jüicher Stadthotel einkehren.
Die Social Events sind auf Selbstkostenbasis, also nicht in eventuellen Kursgebüren enthalten.
Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie daran teilnehmen möchten.
Travel-Info
Jülich
How to get to the Forschungszentrum Jülich and then, how to get to the JSC. The footpath from the entrance of the FZJ to the JSC (map) is about 500 meter; for the last 100 meters, there is a shortcut over the parking area directly to building 16.3.
The next railway station is named "Jülich Forschungszentrum".
Pass oder Personalausweis sind an der Pforte erforderlich.
Bus shuttle: BUS SB11 can be used between Jülich, the railway station "Jülich Forschungszentrum" and the "Forschungszentrum"; see Schedule and map.
The needed SB11 bus connections are marked in the course agenda
Accomodation: Stadhotel Jülich (if you book at the Stadthotel, you should mention Gast des Forschungszentrum Jülich in the online-form or at phone to get the reduced price (54 Euro/night) for this course; this hotel is about 10 minutes from the SB11 bus station "Jülich Rathaus"), or see Official hotel list of Jülich, To find your hotel, you can use www.city-map.de.
Local Organizer Florian Janetzko, phone 02461 61 1446, sc@fz-juelich.de, course-page at JSC
Pictures from 2007H Lecturer: Rolf Rabenseifner - at JSC, Nov 28, 2007 while practicals - at JSC, Nov 27, 2007 while practicals - at JSC, Nov 27, 2007 after a hard day, relaxation at Juelich Christmas Market  - at JSC, Nov 26, 2007
Course CUDA(4)
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Monday, December 12, 12:30 - Wednesday, December 14, 13:00 (date and time changed again (latest change on Sep. 14, 2011))
Content GPU Programming using CUDA
Abstract The course provides an introduction to the programming language CUDA which is used to write fast numeric algorithms for NVIDIA graphics processors (GPUs). Focus is on the basic usage of the language, the exploitation of the most important features of the device (massive parallel computation, shared memory, texture memory) and efficient usage of the hardware to maximize performance. An overview of the available development tools and the advanced features of the language is given. (This course has the same content as the course in spring.)
Agenda Monday: 12:30-13:00 local registration, 13:00 - 17:45 course
Tuesday: 9:00 - 17:45 course
Wednesday: 9:00 - 13:00 course
(timetable latest changed on Feb. 07, 2011)
Language German
Teacher Dr. Oliver Mangold from HLRS
Registration Registration is closed (because the course is full).
You can still register for the waiting queue via online registration form
Please take the automated confirmation email only for a reply that you are on the waiting queue!
Deadline for registration is Nov. 20, 2011
Fee Students without Diploma/Master: 30 EUR
Students with Diploma/Master (PhD students) at German universities: 60 EUR
Members of German universities and public research institutes: 60 EUR
others: 300 EUR
(includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Programming experience in C, some knowledge about parallel programming
Links Additional information can be found, e.g., at
CUDA (wiki)
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Course UPC/CAF (2)
HLRS
Location Großer Seminarraum (big seminar-room), HLRS (Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart), Universität Stuttgart, Allmandring 30, D-70550 Stuttgart
Date 2011, Thursday, Dec. 8, 8:30 - Friday, Dec. 9, 15:30 (date changed latest Feb.07,2011)
Content Introduction to Unified Parallel C (UPC) and Co-array Fortran (CAF)
Abstract Partitioned Global Address Space (PGAS) is a new model for parallel programming. Unified Parallel C (UPC) and Co-array Fortran (CAF) are PGAS extensions to C and Fortran. UPC and CAF are language extensions to C and Fortran. Parallelism is part of the language. PGAS languages allow any processor to directly address memory/data on any other processors. Parallelism can be expressed more easily compared to library based approaches as MPI. This course gives an introduction to this novel approach of expressing parallelism. Hands-on sessions (in UPC and/or CAF) will allow users to immediately test and understand the basic constructs of PGAS languages. (This course has the same content as the course in spring.)
Agenda First day:
08:30 Registration
09:00-13:00 Lectures and exercises
14:00-17:00 Lectures and exercises
Second day:
09:00-13:00 Lectures and exercises
14:00-15:30 Lectures and exercises
Language German
Teacher Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner from HLRS
Registration via online registration form
Deadline for registration is Dec. 02, 2011 (extended deadline)
Fee Members of German universities and public research institutes: none,
others: 300 EUR (includes food and drink at coffee breaks, will be collected on the first day of the course, cash only)
Prerequisites Programming experience in Fortran or C, some knowledge about parallel programming
Links Additional information can be found, e.g., at
PGAS (wiki), CAF (wiki), UPC (wiki), UPC Community website, UPC at Berkley
Travel-Info
Stuttgart
See HLRS-travel-info. The next public transport stations are: "Universität, Stuttgart" (S-Bahn station, 15 min on foot) and "Lauchhau, Stuttgart" (Bus station, 4 min on foot to HLRS, bus lines 84, 92, 746, 747, 748, but not 82! from S-Bahn station "Universität, Stuttgart" and bus line 81 from S-Bahn station "Stuttgart-Vaihingen").
Accomodation: see also additional hotel list and HLRS-travel-info. Private Bed&Breakfast is also available (might be cheaper than the hotels), see, e.g., www.night-and-day.de or www.nd-bed-breakfast.de. A youth hostel is also available.
See also campus map (HLRS, see Rechenzentrum Universität Stuttgart on the map), or HLRS, Allmandring 30, nearby crossroads Allmandring x Nobelstr., at coordinates 25.G on Stuttgart city map HLRS and University Campus or HLRS and Stuttgart-Vaihingen (or you can use Online-Stadtplan des Stadtmessungsamtes Stuttgart or www.city-map.de).
Local Organizer Rolf Rabenseifner phone 0711 685 65530, rabenseifner@hlrs.de
Pictures from 2009UPC2 while exercises - at HLRS, Oct 19, 2009 while exercises - at HLRS, Oct 19, 2009 while exercises - at HLRS, Oct 19, 2009
Cancelation policy If you cannot come to the course, please send an email to the organizer as soon as possible. This would allow us to accept additional participants from the waiting-list. There is no cancelation fee.
NO-SHOW: Registered persons that do not cancel and do not show up without any reasons are blocked for the next year on any of our workshops (because it is to expensive to produce unused copies of the slides for them).
Limit maximum of 42 participants in Stuttgart and Kassel, 35 in Dresden and Aachen, 34 in Garching, 26 in Jülich, 20 an der TUHH (according to the seats in the rooms).
Handouts Each participant will get a paper copy of all slides.
The MPI-1 part of the course is based on the MPI course developed by the EPCC Training and Education Centre, Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre.
If you want, you may also buy copies of the standards MPI-2.2 (Hardcover, 17 Euro) and OpenMP 3.0 (about 8 Euro).
Most material of the course (including the audio information) can also be viewed in the ONLINE Parallel Programming Workshop.



Contact
Responsible for the courses and local organizer in Stuttgart:

Rolf Rabenseifner
Phone: 0711 685 65530
E-mail: rabenseifner@hlrs.de

Local organizer in Dresden: Claudia Schmidt, phone 0351 463 39833, claudia.schmidt@tu-dresden.de
Local organizer in Jülich: Florian Janetzko, phone 02461 61 1446, sc@fz-juelich.de
Local organizer in Garching: Matthias Brehm, phone 089 35831 8773, brehm@lrz.de
Local organizer in Aachen: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Sabine Roller, phone 0241 80 99741 s.roller@grs-sim.de
Local organizer in Kassel: Prof. Dr. Andreas Meister, phone 0561 804-4631 meister@mathematik.uni-kassel.de
Local organizer in Hamburg-Harburg: Siegfried Neubert, phone 040-42878-3284 neubert@tu-harburg.de


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