1. Multi-core Programming for Academia Intel Software College

2. INTEL CONFIDENTIAL Intel® Software College 2015/9/82 “We will go from putting Hyper-Threading Technology in our products to bringing dual core capability in our mainstream client microprocessors over time. For the software developers out there, you need to assume that threading is pervasive.” Paul Otellini Chief Executive Officer Intel Developer Forum, Fall 2003

3. INTEL CONFIDENTIAL Intel® Software College 2015/9/83 Day 1 Agenda TimeModule 0900 Introductions Core 2 Architecture 1000 1100 Intel Compiler 1200 Lunch 1300 VTune Performance Analyzer 1400 1500 Intel Math Kernel Library (MKL) Overview 1600 Threading Concepts

4. INTEL CONFIDENTIAL Intel® Software College 2015/9/84 Day 2 Agenda TimeModule 0900 Programming with Windows* Threads 1000 1100 Programming with POSIX* Threads 1200 Lunch 1300 Programming with OpenMP* 1400 Intel Thread Checker 1500 Intel Thread Profiler 1600

5. INTEL CONFIDENTIAL Intel® Software College 2015/9/85 Day 3 Agenda TimeModule 0900 Threaded Programming Methodology 1000 1100 1200 Lunch 1300 Scalability of Multithreaded Applications 1400 1500 1600 Evaluations and Wrap-up

6. INTEL CONFIDENTIAL Intel® Software College 2015/9/86 Introductions We are: Who are you?

7. INTEL CONFIDENTIAL Intel® Software College 2015/9/87 Practical Matters WC Coffee & Smoking Evacuation route Lunch Please silence cell phones

8. INTEL CONFIDENTIAL Intel® Software College 2015/9/88 Set up and Tear down Before we get started, register Intel Tools and Premier Support Before you leave on last day, systems must be returned to the factory settings

9. INTEL CONFIDENTIAL Intel® Software College 2015/9/89 Connecting to the Intel Servers In Internet Explorer access https://62.189.93.45 Username: iscsw10x (x is 1-8) Password: It@n1um Wait for connection to be made Use Remote Desktop Connection to access 172.24.200.x (x is 1-8, same as used before) Username: user0x Password: user0x