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The project texts can be found in the Slides presented during lessons.

For Academic Year 2009-2010, several distinct classes of projects have been proposed:

• RTS: implementation of a small run time/compiler tool for structured programming paradigms/models
• APPL: parallelization of small, known applications with a structured programming framework
• COMP: comparison of two different structured programming frameworks
• LESS: lesson illustrating a structured programming framework (with sample code and installation hints)

The project code can be developed using any system, but eventually the code must run on the computer facilities of Aula H/I/M at the Polo Fibonacci, with machines booted with Linux (not Windows).

The following list of programming languages is accepted for the projects:

• C, C++, Java, Perl

The following list of programming environments/tools is accepted for the projects requiring some coding:

• threads: OpenMP, PThread
• communication libraries: MPI, POSIX/TCP, RCP/RMI
• skeleton frameworks:
  • Java based: Muskel, Calcium
  • C/C++ based: Muesli, eSkel, SkeTo
  • Other: OcamlP3L

This are the assignments already agreed with the teacher (we list also these that have been accepted “in principle” and must to be finalized)

• Sandro Montanari, Klevis Vishkulli APPL.1
• Andrea De Salve APPL.x (image collage)
• Raglianti Marco, RTS.2 MapReduce C++
• Andrea Cimino, APPL.1
• Tiziano De Matteis, APPL.3 (sequence alignment)
• Giangrandi Paolo, Luporini Fabio, APPL.3 C++ MPI
• Ramon Salvador Soto Rouco, APPL.2 (8queens)
• Andrea Zanelli, APPL.3 (Game of life)
• Beccari Francesco, APPL.3 (kind of) ProActive
• Mayank Sinha, LESS.3 (TBB)
• Mascitti Davide, APPL.2 (8queens ProActive)
• Lorenzo Muti, Walter Verdese, RTS.1