[Beowulf] Workshops for parallel/distributed computing, computational thinking, etc. (free)
Charlie Peck
charliep at cs.earlham.edu
Mon Apr 20 16:30:11 PDT 2009
Slightly off-topic (but not too far):
The SuperComputing (SC) Education Program is a year-long program working
with undergraduate faculty and students (undergraduate and graduate) to
integrate computational science and high performance computing and
communications technologies highlighted through the SC Conference into
the preparation of future scientists, technologists, engineers,
mathematicians and teachers.
The SC Education Program hosts about 10 week-long workshops each summer
covering a variety of topics in parallel and distributed computing and
computational thinking, and computational {biology, chemistry, physics,
engineering}. The workshops are primarily funded through the SC
conference series, attendees are only responsible for their travel and
a fully refunded registration deposit.
Information about each workshop and registration are available at
http://sc-education.org/workshops/schedule.php Registration is open
now,
the full summer schedule is at the end of this message.
Please forward this message to anyone who you think might benefit from
attending one of the workshops. Our goal is to help faculty infuse
their
curriculum with parallel/distributed/cluster/computational material.
Questions can be directed to me or to workshops at sc-education.org
Charlie Peck
SC Education Program
Parallel Programming and Cluster Computing
June 7-13: Kean University
July 5-11: Louisiana State University
August 9-15: U Oklahoma
Introduction to Computational Thinking
May 25-30: Calvin College
July 5-11: Atlanta University Center
August 2- 8: University of Arkansas
Computational Chemistry for Chemistry Educators
May 17-23: Oklahoma State University
Computational Biology for Biology Educators
June 7-13: University of California Merced
Computational Physics for Physics Educators
June 14-20: Widener University
Computational Engineering for Engineering Educators
July 12-18: Ohio Supercomputer Center
Computational Thinking in the Grades 6-12 Classroom
July 12-18: University of Florida
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