“GPGPU: General-Purpose Computation on Graphics Hardware” by Harris, Krüger, Lefohn, Owens and Hensley
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Entry Number: 24
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- GPGPU: General-Purpose Computation on Graphics Hardware
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Prerequisites
Experience with a modern graphics API (OpenGL or Direct3D), including basic experience programming vertex and pixel shaders, and/or background with GPGPU languages. Some experience with GPGPU is helpful but not necessary.
Intended Audience
Researchers and engineers interested in investigating general-purpose computation on graphics hardware, as well as graphics and game developers interested in incorporating these techniques into their applications.
Description
Graphics processors (GPUs) have become powerful engines capable of a variety of computations beyond computer graphics. This course takes a detailed look at both basic and advanced issues related to computation on graphics hardware (GPGPU), with an emphasis on core computational building blocks and a focus on applications to graphics and simulation.
