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Computer Science Seminar Series

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The Computer Science Seminar Lecture Series is a collection of weekly lectures about topics at the forefront of contemporary computer science research, given by speakers knowledgeable in their field of study. These speakers come from a variety of different technical and geographic backgrounds, with many of them traveling from other universities across the globe to come here and share their knowledge.

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    Virginia Tech Student Presentations
    Endert, Alex; Sathre, Paul (2013-05-06)
    Sathre: In today's society we don't realize that parallel computing is everywhere. Parallel computing is no longer something that is just in supercomputers. Multiple devices such as laptops, tablets, and even cell phones take advantage of parallel computing nowadays. In this presentation Sathre gives an overview of how an accelerator(GPU) is used in comparison to CPU. He also talks about translation from CUDA to OpenCL. Endert's Website: http://people.cs.vt.edu/aendert/Alex_Endert/Home.html