GTC 2012 Program Guide - GPU Technology Conference

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SESSION INFORMATION – PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIALS – MONDAY, MAY 14 MONDAY, MAY 14, 09:00 (80 MINUTES) PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIAL - ROOM A5 S0005 Languages, APIs and Development Tools for GPU Computing Get a head start on the conference with this first-day introduction to key technologies for GPU Computing. This 90-minute tutorial session will cover the key features and differences between the major programming languages, APIs and development tools available today. Attendees will also learn several high level design patterns for consumer, professional and HPC applications, with practical programming considerations for each. Speaker(s): Will Ramey (Sr. Product Manager, GPU Computing, NVIDIA) Topic(s): General Interest, Development Tools & Libraries, Application Design & Porting Techniques (Beginner) MONDAY, MAY 14, 09:00 (80 MINUTES) PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIAL - ROOM A3 S0023 NVIDIA OpenGL for 2012 Attend this session to get the most out of OpenGL on NVIDIA Quadro and GeForce GPUs. Topics covered include the latest advances available for Cg 3.1, the OpenGL Shading Language (GLSL); programmable tessellation; improved support for Direct3D conventions; integration with Direct3D and CUDA resources; bindless graphics; and more. When you utilize the latest OpenGL innovations from NVIDIA in your graphics applications, you benefit from NVIDIA’s leadership driving OpenGL as a cross-platform, open industry standard. Speaker(s): Mark Kilgard (Principal Software Engineer, NVIDIA) Topic(s): Computer Graphics, Development Tools & Libraries, Visualization, Audio, Image and Video Processing (Intermediate) MONDAY, MAY 14, 09:00 (80 MINUTES) PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIAL - ROOM C S0614 Part 1: Introduction to GPU Programming (Presented by Acceleware) Join us for an informative introduction to GPU Programming. The session will begin with a brief overview of CUDA and dataparallelism before focusing on the GPU programming model. We will explore the fundamentals of GPU kernels, host and device responsibilities, CUDA syntax and thread hierarchy. A programming demonstration of a simple CUDA kernel will be provided. Introduction to GPU Programming �� GPU kernels Host vs. device responsibilities CUDA syntax Thread hierarchy �� Speaker(s): Chris Mason (Product Manager, Acceleware) Topic(s): Parallel Programming Languages and Compilers, Development Tools & Libraries (Beginner) MONDAY, MAY 14, 10:30 (80 MINUTES) PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIAL - ROOM A2 S0341 See the Big Picture Scalable Visualization Solutions for System Integrators NVIDIA Quadro Scalable Visualizations Solutions provide many feature for System Integrators who are building large scale displays. Come join us in this tutorial session on how to configure multi-projector systems, stereoscopic and immersive displays. Speaker(s): Doug Traill (Senior Solutions Architect, NVIDIA) Topic(s): Visualization (Beginner) MONDAY, MAY 14, 10:30 (80 MINUTES) PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIAL - ROOM B S0517A Programming GPUs with OpenACC (Part 1 of 3) OpenACC is a programming standard for parallel computing on accelerators (including GPUs) using directives. It is designed to harness the transformative power of heterogeneous computing systems easily and quickly. In this tutorial you will learn how to add simple compiler hints to your code to expose parallelism to the compiler, allowing it to map computation onto an accelerator. OpenACC directives allow developers to make simple and portable code changes, enabling an easier migration to accelerated computing. This is part 1 of a 3-part tutorial that will take you from an overview through how to optimize your code. The tutorial starts with an overview of OpenACC programming in which you will learn about applying basic OpenACC directives to your code, with examples. You will also learn more about how GPUs execute parallel programs, and apply this understanding to optimizing more advanced OpenACC examples to gain larger speedups and accelerate applications with various types of parallelism. Lastly, you will see how to use NVIDIA profiling tools to target your optimizations. Speaker(s): Mark Harris (Chief Technologist, GPU Computing, NVIDIA), Duncan Poole (Senior Manager, HPC, NVIDIA), Cliff Woolley (CUDA Developer Technology Engineer, NVIDIA) Topic(s): Parallel Programming Languages & Compilers (Beginner) MONDAY, MAY 14, 10:30 (80 MINUTES) PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIAL - ROOM A3 S0603 GPU Ray Tracing Learn the latest approaches in levering GPUs for the fastest possible ray tracing results from experts developing and leveraging the NVIDIA OptiX ray tracing engine, the team behind NVIDIA iray, and those making custom renderers. Multiple rendering techniques, GPU programming languages, out-of-core rendering, and optimal hardware configurations will be covered in this cutting-edge discussion. Speaker(s): Phillip Miller (Director, Workstation Software Product Management, NVIDIA) Topic(s): Ray Tracing (Beginner) MONDAY, MAY 14, 10:30 (80 MINUTES) PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIAL - ROOM C S0615 Part 2: Introduction to the GPU Architecture and Memory Model (Presented by Acceleware) Explore the memory model of the GPU. The first part of the session covers task parallelism and thread cooperation in GPU computing. The second part focuses on the different memory types available on the GPU. We will define shared, constant and global memory and discuss the best locations to store your 23 CONFERENCE GUIDE MONDAY
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