1992 NPAC REU Program

Participants and leaders of the 1992 NPAC REU Program
Back row standing (L to R): Edward Bogucz (Project Leader), Tom Rose, David Solt, Dan Baumann. Front row standing: Pamela Speidel, Nicole LaFontaine, Jeffrey Chan (MAME REU student), Yvette Cordero, Mike Harry, Nancy McCracken (Project Leader), Betty LaPlante (Administrative Assistant). Back row seated: Neal Roodin, Jennifer Rubbo, Debra Vitalone, Kamala Anupindi (Teaching Assistant), Ron Maimon. Front row seated: Chris White, Paul Peters, Matt Young, T.J. Willis.

During Summer 1992, the Northeast Parallel Architectures Center (NPAC) at Syracuse University conducted a 10-week Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program in High-Performance Computing. Fifteen "Research Apprentices" took part in the program. Academic majors of 1992 REU Research Apprentices included computer science, engineering, physics, mathematics, and economics.

The NPAC REU program has two main components: intensive training in high-performance computing, and an individual research project conducted under the supervision of members of the NPAC reseach staff and Syracuse University faculty.

Abstracts and papers for all 1992 NPAC REU projects are available for immediate retrieval.

Funding for the 1992 NPAC REU program was provided by the National Science Foundation (Grant CDA-9200577), the GE Foundation Faculty for the Future Program, Syracuse University academic offices (Vice President of Research & Computing, Dean of College of Arts & Science, Dean of College of Engineering and Computer Science, Dean of Graduate School), and the Northeast Parallel Architectures Center at Syracuse University.

NPAC REU Program, Northeast Parallel Architectures Center, Syracuse University, reu-info@npac.syr.edu.