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5/13/03: The final exam this morning will be in Cox 214.

4/29/03: Check your grades using the new Wolfware gradebook.

4/11/03: The following links relate to the programming project on the NCSC Origin 2400.

• Video of Mark Reed's talk on the Origin 2400 and how to program it.
• Mark Reed's PowerPoint slides.
• Using MPI (the Message Passing Interface).
• Using OpenMP, a shared-memory programming library.
• Sign up for an account on the Origin 2400 (sonoma.ncsc.org).
• Get a password for your account on the Origin 2400.
• A listing of projects from Fall 2002.
• Message board to help you find partners for your project.
• Message board to get help with programming the Origin 2400 (or e-mail info@ncsc.org).

4/8/03: For those students who want to do the parallel-programming project instead of Peer-Reviewed 4 and Problem Set 4, we will be having a training session on Friday, April 11, between 1:30 and 3:30 in Park Shops Studio II (same room as the class is held in). At that time, Mark Reed from the North Carolina Supercomputing Center will be talking to us about programming the Origin 2000 and how to get and use accounts on the system.

4/8/03: For the programming projects, you may work in groups of up to three students. I have created a message board to help you find partners for your project.

2/17/03: The test on Thursday will be held in 2215 Williams.

2/8/03: A direct link to the lecture video is found here.

1/9/03: Students with disabilities. Reasonable accommodations will be made for students with verifiable disabilities. In order to take advantage of available accommodations, students must register with Disability Services for Students at 1900 Student Health Center, Campus Box 7509, 515-7653. For more information on NC State's policy on working with students with disabilities, please see this page.

1/9/03: Academic integrity. All the provisions of the code of academic integrity apply to this course. In addition, it is my understanding and expectation that your signature on any test or assignment means that you neither gave nor received unauthorized aid. For further information, see the cheating policy.

1/6/03: So that I can communicate with you about the course, please make sure that TRACS has your preferred e-mail address! Go to the Registration and Records homepage, then choose TRACS LINK and then "Email Address" in the left-hand column.

If you want e-mail to go to your Eos/Unity address, you do not have to do this; that is the default.

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