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Our focus is to select a program that we think will benefit from being optimized for parallel heterogeneous computing on the CPU and GPU. We will accomplish our task by first determining and profiling an application that we have found. | Our focus is to select a program that we think will benefit from being optimized for parallel heterogeneous computing on the CPU and GPU. We will accomplish our task by first determining and profiling an application that we have found. | ||
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Revision as of 14:23, 4 October 2012
Lightning Adventures is a assembly of 3 DPS915 Students, working towards parallelizing an application using NVIDIA's parallel computing architecture, CUDA.
Mission Statement
Our focus is to select a program that we think will benefit from being optimized for parallel heterogeneous computing on the CPU and GPU. We will accomplish our task by first determining and profiling an application that we have found.
Team Members
- James Boelen
- Raymond Hung
- Stanley Tsang
