Teach GPU-Accelerated Computing with the New NVIDIA Teaching Kit for University Educators

As performance and functionality requirements of interdisciplinary computing applications rise, industry demand for new graduates familiar with accelerated computing with GPUs grows.

NVIDIA recently announced the new GPU Educators Program. This global program provides free teaching materials and parallel-computing resources—co-developed with academia—to empower today’s university students with the accelerated computing skills they’ll need tomorrow.

At ISC ’16, NVIDIA and Dr. Wen-Mei Hwu’s research group from The University of Illinois (UIUC) will lead a free hands-on lunch session that introduces the GPU Teaching Kit for Accelerated Computing for use in university courses that can benefit from parallel processing. Participants will get immediate access to the Teaching Kits (faculty only). This session utilizes GPU resources in the cloud, you are required to bring your own laptop. This event is focused on teaching faculty, so student registrations are subject to availability. If you’re a student, please tell your instructors about this exciting new offering!

If you can’t make the session, please stop by the NVIDIA booth at ISC ’16 to learn more!

Click here to register for the GPU Educators Program and the GPU Teaching Kits today!

Teach GPU Accelerated Computing: Hands-on Lunch Session with NVIDIA Teaching Kit for Educators