CS&SE – CITS3402 High Performance Computing CITS3402 High Performance Computing Laboratory Sheet 5 CITS3402 High Performance Computing How to run MPI code on the cluster The head node is : ecm-ubl-006.uniwa.uwa.edu.au There are home directories set up for you at the head node. There is no storage in the other nodes. It is possible […]
CS&SE – CITS3402 High Performance Computing CITS3402 High Performance Computing Programming Assignment 1 CITS3402 High Performance Computing Programming Assignment (15% of the total marks) Note: Please read the submission instructions carefully. You must submit according to these instructions. The aim of this programming assignment is to simulate Conway’s Game of Life (GoL) on a
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CS&SE – CITS3402 High Performance Computing CITS3402 High Performance Computing Assignment 3 Sparse matrix-matrix multiplication using MPI and OpenMP The total marks for this assignment is 20, the assignment can be done in groups of two, or individually. The matrix-matrixi multiplication algorithm using MPI has been discussed thoroughly in the lecture slides. The task
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UNIVERSITY OF EXETER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES COMPUTER SCIENCE High Performance Computing Continuous Assessment 2 Date Set: 10 March 2022 Date Due: 30 March 2022 Return Date: 4 May 2022 This CA comprises 60% of the overall module assessment. This is an individual exercise and your attention is drawn to the College
/******************************************************************************* 2D advection example program which advects a Gaussian u(x,y) at a fixed velocity Outputs: initial.dat – inital values of u(x,y) final.dat – final values of u(x,y) The output files have three columns: x, y, u Compile with: gcc -o advection2D -std=c99 advection2D.c -lm Notes: The time step is calculated using the CFL condition ********************************************************************************/
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UNIVERSITY OF EXETER FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENT, SCIENCE AND ECONOMY COMPUTER SCIENCE High Performance Computing Continuous Assessment 1 Date Set: 9 February 2023 Date Due: 27 February 2023 Return Date: 17 March 2023 This CA comprises 40% of the overall module assessment. This is an individual exercise and your attention is drawn to the College and
PROJET 2022-2023 SYNCHRONISEUR DE SYSTEMES DE FICHIERS Ce projet a pour objectif de créer un synchroniseur de systèmes de fichiers. 1 DESCRIPTION DU PROJET 1.1 Introduction Beaucoup d’utilisateurs d’ordinateurs veulent accéder à leurs fichiers à partir de machines différentes. La méthode la plus pratique consiste à utiliser un seul système de fichiers qui est monté
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Question 7 A baby tries to say “memorization” 1. (10 points) The players of your game have been complaining for weeks that it is too slow. After profilins the game, you notice that there are many calls to the same function with the same inputs. However, you aren’t entirely sure why, and you need to
Question 6 1 Question 6 Object-oriented programming: It’s super effective! You have been recently hired as a game developer for the mobile app company Mintendo. This company is a content mill that pumps out ripoffs of existing games, filled with mierotrans. actions. Mintendo is currently working on a game called Bokemon. This game is just
Question 5 High on higher-order function 1. (10 points) In class, we have seen binary trees, which are fixed to having two subtrees, and n-ary trees, which have a list of subtrees. In this question, we will consider (potentially) infinitely-branching trees, which could furthermore be infinitely deep, too. We define such a tree like this.