Ariel Ortiz
Abstract
This paper gives an overview of what the SIMD (single-instruction/multiple-data) parallel execution model is, and provides an approach for presenting it to undergraduate students. We specifically propose a few assembly language idioms and programming projects which we have successfully used in the past to teach this non-trivial topic.
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This paper gives an overview of what the SIMD (single-instruction/multiple-data) parallel execution model is, and provides an approach for presenting it to undergraduate students. We specifically propose a few assembly language idioms and programming projects which we have successfully used in the past to teach this non-trivial topic.
Key concepts: SIMD, Computer science, Parallel computing, Parallel programming model, Programming language, Programming paradigm, Mathematics education, Mathematics