Published: Dec. 7, 2016
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If you go

Day 1: Intro to OpenACC

  • Led by Mathew Colgrove, NVIDIA
  • Located at Engineering Center, room 1B12

Day 2, Option 1: Intro to Deep Learning

  • Led by Craig Tierney, NVIDIA
  • Located at Engineering Center, room 1B12

Day 2, Option 2: OpenACC Hackathon

  • Led by Mathew Colgrove, NVIDIA
  • Located at Engineering Center, room 1B08
  • For select teams who nominated their application; remote participation not available

    NVIDIA, the pioneer of GPU-accelerated computing,and CU Boulder's Research Computing are pleased to host a two-day training event Wednesday, Jan. 11, and Thursday, Jan. 12, with a focusonhigh-performance computing, deep learning and OpenACC programming.

    Days oneand twowill consist of hands-on tutorials onOpenACC and deep learning, respectively.On the second day,in lieu of attending the deep learning session, select participants may engage in an OpenACC hackathon.

      Why attend?

      NVIDIA GPUs are the world’s fastest and most efficient accelerators. This workshop will teach attendees how to accelerate applications across a diverse set of domains using OpenACC and demonstrate use of GPUs for deep learning.

      Workshops can also be attended remotely via Zoom (with the exception of the optionalhackathon on day two). More information about remote access will be provided later.

      Plus, free coffee, snacks, drinks and lunch will be provided both days.

      Requirements

      • Personal laptop (GPU not required).
      • Beginner-level C and Linux experience (previous GPU programming notrequired).
      • but must be submitted by Wednesday, Jan. 4.
      • NVIDIA asks that attendees also .

      Please for each day of the workshop. If you have any questions, please email rc-help@colorado.edu with "NVIDIA Training" in the subject line.