Links to AMSC 663-664 Resource Material

• Netlib Repository: a useful collection of mathematical software, papers, and databases.
  (9 September lecture)

• The sample project proposal "transparencies".
  (a pdf file, 9 September lecture)

• Keckwulf and Nimzo Beowolf Clusters at IPST: to be used by John Harlim.
  (16 September lecture, 2 October presentation)

• Borg Beowolf Cluster in Astronomy: built by Derek Richardson, to be used by Darran Furnival.
  (16 September lecture, 30 September presentation)

• PC Linux Cluster at UMIACS: its "Red" nodes to be used by Daniel Dunlavy.
  (30 September presentation)

• Computational Facilities at NERSC: to be used by Tomo Iida.
  (2 October presentation)

• Concurrent Versions System (CVS) Webpage: an example of a version management package.
  (7 October lecture)

• NWChem Webpage: an example of excellent scientific software documentation.
  (14 October lecture)

• GS2 Documentation of mp_mpi.f90 Webpage: an example of communication modules for parallel computing.
  (21 October lecture)

• Samples of parallel programming.
  (28 October lecture)

• Scientific visualization lecture by Anil Deane. As this file is derived from a PowerPoint file and Bill Gates is who he is,
  this is best viewed with Internet Explorer.
  (6 November lecture)

• Notes on some good programming practices by Arnaud Disitter.
  (25 November lecture)

• Notes on Debugging, Profiling, and Validation by Dave Levermore.
  (28 January lecture)

• Slides on Debugging (.pdf) by Bill Dorland.
  A code snippet used in the lecture.
  (6 February lecture)

• Slides on Optimizing (.pdf) by Bill Dorland.
  (11 February lecture)

• Condor Homepage. The link to the presentation by Zoe Leinhardt and Kevin Walsh is at the bottom.
  (25 February lecture)

• Computational Plasma Physics by Jim Drake This file is a PowerPoint file and might best be viewed with Internet Explorer.
  (18 March lecture)