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--- magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:start [18/02/2019 alle 12:46 (8 anni fa)] – Massimo Coppola
+++ magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:start [06/03/2026 alle 12:21 (6 mesi fa)] (versione attuale) – [Timetable] Massimo Coppola
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 ====== Strumenti di programmazione per sistemi paralleli e distribuiti ======
-**The page is currently under construction FIXME **
 ** Teacher: ** Dr. Massimo Coppola
 **Contact info**\\
+Official CNR-ISTI web page [[https://www.isti.cnr.it/en/about/people-detail/71/Massimo_Coppola|Massimo Coppola at ISTI]]\\
 e-mail : massimo.coppola@isti.cnr.it \\
 Phone :  050 315 2992 \\
-Office location :  CNR Reseach Area, ISTI-CNR, Building C, room 33\\
+Office location :  CNR Reseach Area, ISTI-CNR, Building B, room C-33\\
+^ **IMPORTANT: the first lesson will be on THURSDAY 19/02/2026**   |
+^  **Interested students are kindly asked to contact the teacher via email.**  |
 **Course info**\\
-  * This page concerns the SPD course (535AA) for the academic year 2018-2019, which gives you **6 credits**.
+  * This page concerns the SPD course (535AA) for the academic year 2025-2026, which gives you **6 credits**.
   * Be sure to alway check the NEWS section in this page.
   * Information about latest past editions of the SPD course can be found at the following links.
-^  [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:spd-13-14|SPD 2013-2014]]  ^  [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:spd-14-15|SPD 2014-2015]]  ^  [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:spd-15-16|SPD 2015-2016]]  ^ [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:spd-16-17|SPD 2016-2017]]  |
+^ [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:spd-18-19|SPD 2018-2019]] ^ [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:spd-20-21|SPD 2020-2021]] ^ [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:spd-21-22|SPD 2021-2022]]  ^ [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:spd-22-23|SPD 2022-2023]] ^ [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:spd-24-25|SPD 2024-2025]]  |
 ==== Timetable ====
+{{  http://fpga.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/1-32-1680-RISC-Vs.jpg?250|1-core, 32-core and 1680-core RISC-V development boards.
-{{  http://fpga.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/1-32-1680-RISC-Vs.jpg?350|1-core, 32-core and 1680-core RISC-V development boards.
 See http://fpga.org/2017/01/12/grvi-phalanx-joins-the-kilocore-club/ }}
-** Timetable **
+^ Thursday |  **09:00-11:00** | Room FIB X3 |
-^ Monday |  **14-16** | C1  | (Polo Fibonacci) |  |
+^ Friday |  **14:00-16:00** | Room FIB X3 |
-^ Friday |  **16-18** | N1  | (Polo Fibonacci) |  |
+[[https://unipi.prod.up.cineca.it/calendarioPubblico/linkCalendarioId=6319dae0e209821793111be9|Here the official time table]]
-  * See also the Dept. [[https://www.di.unipi.it/en/education/mcsn/timetable-wtw|official timetable]].
+  * See also the Dept. [[https://didattica.di.unipi.it/laurea-magistrale-in-informatica-e-networking/orario-magistrale-informatica-e-networking/|official timetable]]
   * In case of exceptions, notice will be given in the News section below in this page and by email to the students.
 ** Question time **\\
-Students should contact the teacher in advance by phone / e-mail. A different time can be agreed upon if needed.
+Please contact the teacher to set up either individual or joint telco sessions, or in person meetings.
-^ Thursday | 15-17 | ISTI-CNR office |
+=== News and Updates ===
+   * 26/02/2024 First lesson will be held next Thursday 19/2, 9:00-11:00.
+   * 06/03/2026 Starting next week the lessons will be recorded and uploaded to the official MS Teams channel
-=== News and Updates ===
-  * First lesson is on Monday 18/2
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 ==== Course Journal ====
-The [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:lezioni17.18|course journal]] is a separate page in this wiki.
+The [[magistraleinformaticanetworking:spd:lezioni25.26|course journal]] is a separate page in this wiki.
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 ==== Aim of the Course ====
 The course will provide a description and analysis of a few key parallel and distributed programming platforms and models, starting from their theoretical foundations, where not covered by previous courses, and focusing on (1) existing standards for platforms and programming systems and (2) State-of-the-art solutions. The course will include  practical use of those systems to develop simple applications.
+^ **The overall program reported below is a preliminary one** |
+  - The course this year will be more flexible in the topics and in the definition of the students' projects.
+  - Specific topics can be expanded according to the interest of the students,
+  - Interdisciplinary projects proposed by the student will be evaluated for the final assignment.
 ==== Overall Program ====
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   * Parallel Programming systems/frameworks
-    * **MPI** message-passing programming (the core part of the MPI 2.2 standard)
+     * **MPI** message-passing programming (the core part of the MPI standard)
-    * **TBB** Thread Building Blocks Multicore oriented, shared-memory programming framework
+     * **ONEAPI** as a unifying meta-approach toward programming several architectural layers, encapsulating other existing programming frameworks
-    * Massively Multicore computation and GPU programming frameworks: mainly **OpenCL** but also references to CUDA
+    * **TBB** Thread Building Blocks. Multicore oriented, shared-memory programming framework
-    * other topics and parallel/distributed formalisms we may partially address
+    * **SYCL** - Common source CPU/GPU C++ programming framework
-         * Software defined processors: FPGA-based open source processors, OpenCL to FPGA compilation
+    * Massively Multicore computation and GPU programming frameworks: mainly **OpenCL** but also references to **CUDA**
-         * ASSIST (a framework for parallel high-level parallel programming with autonomic management)
+  * other topics and parallel/distributed formalisms we may partially address
-         * High-Level SPP languages for Clusters/Clouds, dynamic and autonomic management
+    * Software defined processors: FPGA-based open source processors, OpenCL to FPGA compilation
-         * BSP-based approaches (e.g. Apache Hama / Giraph, or MulticoreBSP)
+    * High-Level SPP languages for Clusters/Clouds, dynamic and autonomic management
-  * Example Applications
+    * SPC++
-    * K-means, data mining, machine learning algorithms; computational simulation algorithms
+    * BSP-based approaches (e.g. Apache Hama / Giraph, or MulticoreBSP)
-  * Foundation, Technologies
+  * Example Applications may include
-    * Elementary mechanisms to distribute computation: message passing, shared memory, massive multicore
+    * Data mining (K-means, classification…),
-    * Basics of scheduling algorithms and resource management
+    * machine learning algorithms
-    * Basics of Service Oriented Architectures SOA
+    * computational simulation algorithms
+  * Further technology topics
+    * Managing HPC experiments with SLURM
+    * Scripting HPC applications with Python
+We may cover other Foundational aspects and technologies, depending on the specific year and students' interests or that may be exploited in the project work.
+  * Elementary mechanisms and theory of distributed computation: message passing, shared memory, massive multicore.
+  * Programming frameworks or libraries for parallelising/distributing computation: e.g. AMD ROCm, NVIDIA CUDA.
+  * Basics of scheduling algorithms and resource management in different field (HPC; Cloud , Continuum)
+  * Basics of Service Oriented Architectures SOA
   * Service oriented Platforms, Cloud Computing and Cloud Federations
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 ==== Teaching material ====
 === Books ===
-  * [[http://mpi-forum.org/docs/mpi-3.1/mpi31-report.pdf|Standard MPI 3.1, 2015]] Only those parts that we will specify during the lessons. Please check the [[http://mpi-forum.org/docs/mpi-3.1/errata-31.pdf//example.com|MPI 3.1 errata]] as there are errors in a couple of code examples.\\ On the [[http://www.mpi-forum.org/|MPI forum web site]] you will find //alternate formattings//  and //translations// of the same material.
-  * **B. Wilkinson, M. Allen -- Parallel Programming**, 2nd edition. 2005, Prentice-Hall. This book will be also used; at least the 1st edition is available in the University Library of Math/Comp.Sc./Physiscs, under code C.1.2 w74 INF .
+  * Latest **MPI Standard** from [[https://www.mpi-forum.org/docs/| MPI Forum]]\\The course mostly relies on MPI 3.1, 2015 features, and of those only some parts are needed, that we will specify during the lessons. Please always check the related MPI standard errata.\\ On the [[http://www.mpi-forum.org/|MPI forum web site]] you will find //alternate formattings//  and //translations// of the same material.
+  * **M. Voss, J. Reinders -  Today's TBB (C++ Parallel Programming with Threading Building Blocks)**.\\ Springer Open access book available at [[https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/979-8-8688-1270-5|Today's TBB]]
+  * //Older reference//  //M. Voss, R. Asenjo, J. Reinders - Pro TBB (C++ Parallel Programming with Threading Building Blocks)//. Open access OAPEN book available at [[http://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/22838| OAPEN library]]
+  * **B. Wilkinson, M. Allen -- Parallel Programming**, 2nd edition. 2005, Prentice-Hall.\\ It is available in the University Library of Math/Comp.Sc./Physiscs, under code C.1.2 w74 INF .
   * **Michael Mc Cool, Arch D. Robinson and James Reinders -- Structured Parallel Programming (patterns for Efficient Computation)** 2012, Morgan Kaufmann. \\ Chapters 1 to 3 cover background topics which should be already known from previous courses (SPA, SPD courses). Stundents need to focus on the TBB material throughout the book: Appendix C and D, and the TBB examples in the book that appendix C references from chapters 4, 5, 8 and 9. Check also Chapter 11 on k-means.
-  * //Alternate book:// An introduction to TBB is also found in **James Reinders -- Intel Threading Building Blocks** 2007, O'Reilly Media. More focused on TBB alone, but describes a quite old release of the framework, hence you need to look at online documentation for some of the features.
+  *  **J. Reinders et al. - Data Parallel C++ (Programming Accelerated Systems Using C++ and SYCL)**\\ Open access book on Springer Open Access, available at the URL [[https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-1-4842-9691-2|Data Parallel C++]]
+  * //Alternate book:// An introduction to TBB is also found in //James Reinders -- Intel Threading Building Blocks// 2007, O'Reilly Media.\\ More focused on TBB alone, but describes a quite old release of the framework, hence you need to look at online documentation for some of the features.
 === Papers and reading material ===
-TBD
+Examples:
+  * **Parallel k-means** Dhillon & Modha Technical Report about parallel K-means, published as: A Data-Clustering Algorithm On Distributed Memory Multiprocessors. I.S. Dhillon, D.S.Modha, LNAI 1759, pag 245. Published version has issues, refer to the Tech. rep.
+  * **Parallel Clustering** Large-Scale Parallel Data Clustering. Dan Judd, Philip K. Mckinley, Anil K. Jain. Ieee Transaction On Pattern Analysis And Machine Intelligence, Vo. 20, No. 8 August 1998.