Parallel Algorithms
If you like applying Parallel Algorithms, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- CodeSeniorNew
Bulk Synchronous Parallel PageRank for a Web-Graph Lab
Working from the lab situation record (`lab-case-file`), implement 25 iterations of PageRank under a Bulk Synchronous Parallel (BSP) model using either Apache Spark with GraphX …
- Parallel Algorithms
- Bsp
- Graph Algorithms
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Parallelize a Monte Carlo Risk Engine for a Quant Fund
Starting from the provided single-threaded C++ engine module (engine_scalar.cpp) and the provided benchmarking and equivalence specification (parallelization-spec), profile the …
- Parallel Algorithms
- Shared Memory
- Work Stealing
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
GPU-Parallel Graph Coloring for an EDA Tools Vendor
Implement Jones-Plassmann graph coloring in CUDA (or HIP if AMD hardware available). Input: a 12-million-node graph in CSR format (compressed sparse row). Output: a valid colori…
- Parallel Algorithms
- Gpu Programming
- Cuda
Parallel and Distributed Algorithms - DesignSeniorNew
Design a Lock-Free Concurrent Skip List for a Time-Series Database
Using the baseline implementation and benchmark harness in the provided code module (baseline-skiplist-rs), design and build a lock-free skip list that replaces the mutex-guarde…
- Lock Free
- Concurrent Data Structures
- Rust Programming
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