Professor Daniel Ernst- The State of the Game University of Wisconsin Eau Claire 5/5/2009

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Host Name:	Teach Parallel
Show Name:	Professor Daniel Ernst- The State of the Game, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
Date / Length:	5/5/2009 5:00 PM UTC - 30 min
Description: h:50212 s:510753	The State of the Game - Professor Daniel Ernst, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire. Professor Ernst has successfully introduced parallelism throughout the undergraduate curriculum at UWEC. His approach is to give students practice with the concepts behind parallel programming early and often by integrating them into existing course work. Join the discussion on this topic

Tags:	Daniel Ernst Parallelism Curriculum Intel Software

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Professor Daniel Ernst- The State of the Game, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire