NPAC 1996 REU Labs, Tutorials, and References
Labs
- The Getting Started Lab
shows everyone how to logg into Syracuse University and NPAC machines,
and describes the computing environment organization.
- The Fortran77 Lab uses
a simple example to illustrate the use of sequential Fortran on NPAC machines.
- The Fortran 90 Lab uses a Jacobi
iteration example. Students practice writing, compiling and
running variations of this program in Fortran 90.
- The High Performance Fortran (HPF) Lab
takes the codes written in the Fortran 90 lab and converts them to HPF so
they can be run on parallel computers.
- The Message Passing Interface (MPI) Lab
containing information, tutorials and documentation on MPI and the MPICH
compiler used at NPAC, as well as examples and exercises.
- Perl Lab & Resources.
This contains an introductory lab on Perl, as well as a links to a large
number of World Wide Web Perl Resources.
- Web Forms and CGI.
An introductory lab on creating fill-out forms and CGI perl scripts.
- Java An introductory lab using
graphics features of Java.
Tutorials
- World Wide Web and HTML Tutorials.
Contains information on using the World Wide Web, and information and
tutorials on how to create HTML documents.
- The NPAC LaTeX Page.
A page filled with resource information on LaTeX -- this page is maintained by
Gregor von Laszewski.
- Tutorial on Distributed Computing with High Performance Fortran (HPF) written by Hon Yau.
- Unix Commands is a
very useful reference to learn the "UNIX tricks of the Trade",
written by Jason Krug.
References
NPAC REU Program,
Northeast Parallel Architectures Center, Syracuse University.
Questions/ Comments: reu-staff@npac.syr.edu.
Last updated May 25 1996 by JCK.
