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Instructor: | Prof. Vivek Sarkar, DH 3080 | Graduate TA: | Kumud BhandariPrasanth Chatarasi | ||||
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| Please send all emails to comp322-staff at rice dot edu | Graduate TA: | Rishi SurendranPeng Du | ||||
Assistant: | Penny Anderson, anderson@rice.edu, DH 3080 | Graduate TA: | Yunming ZhangXian Fan | ||||
| Undergrad TATAs: | Wenxuan Cai Matthew Bernhard, Nicholas Hanson-Holtry, Yi Hua, | ||||||
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| Yoko Li, Ayush Narayan, Derek Peirce, Maggie Tang, Kyle Kurihara | |||
Cross-listing: | ELEC 323 | Undergrad TA: | Bing Xue, Wei Zeng, Glenn ZhuMax Payton | ||||
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| Course consultants: | Vincent Cavé, Shams Imam, Maggie Tang, Bing Xue | ||||
Lectures: | Herzstein Hall 212210 | Lecture times: | MWF 1:00pm - 1:50pm | ||||
Labs: | Symonds IITBD | Lab times: | Wednesday, 07:00pm - 08:30pm |
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Course Objectives
The goal of COMP 322 is to introduce you to the fundamentals of parallel programming and parallel algorithms, using a pedagogic approach that exposes you to the intellectual challenges in parallel software without enmeshing you in the jargon and lower-level details of today's parallel systems. A strong grasp of the course fundamentals will enable you to quickly pick up any specific parallel programming model that you may encounter in the future, and also prepare you for studying advanced topics related to parallelism and concurrency in more advanced courses such as COMP 422.
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