Technische Universitat Munchen • Fakultat fur Informatik • Chair of Scientific Computing

Master/Bachelor Seminar:

Future Trends in Computing - Summer 16

Chair of Scientific Computing (SCCS)

January 27th, 2016

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Introduction

• Master/Bachelor Seminar: Future Trends in Computing• Modules: IN2107, IN2183, IN0014• Participants:

• Master students• Senior Bachelor students (6th semester)

• Supervisors:• Univ.-Prof. Dr. Michael Gerndt• Dr. Josef Weidendorfer• Emily Mo-Hellenbrand, M.Sc.• Alexander Poppl, M.Sc.• Isaıas Compres, M.Sc.

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Topics (preliminary)

• Fault Tolerance• Resource Aware Computing Concepts• Dark Silicon• Energy Aware Computing in HPC• Heterogeneous Computing• MIC architectures (Intel Xeon Phi)• PGAS• MPI at Exascale• DSLs for HPC (ExaStencils)• Modeling vs. Automatic Tuning in HPC• Task-Based Runtime Systems• Actor-based Programming model

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Fault Tolerance

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Resource Aware Computing Concepts

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Dark Silicon

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Dark Silicon

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Energy-Aware Computing in HPC

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Heterogeneous Computing

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MIC architectures (Intel Xeon Phi)

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PGAS

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MPI at Exascale

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DSLs in HPC

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Modeling vs. Automatic Tuning in HPC

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Task-Based Runtime Systems

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Actor-based Programming model

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Requirements

• Language: English• Independent literature research• Paper:

• In total 5-10 pages (max 10 pages)• IEEE format

• Presentation:• 30 minutes talk• 15 minutes discussion

• Mandatory attendance:• Must attend all presentations• Rules for absence/sickness

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Deadlines & Grading

Time Plan (estimate):

• End April: submission of paper topic and outline

• Mid June: submission of paper for review

• End June: submission of final paper

• July: presentations

Note: failure to meet these deadlines may result in grade deduction or failure.

Grading:• Major components: paper submissions, presentation (slides, talk)

• Grade deduction/Failure: miss deadline, bad attendance, plagiarism

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