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SDSC Sr. Fellow Research: High Performance Programming Larry Carter , SDSC senior fellow and professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at UCSD, has research interests in modeling and developing algorithms for hierarchical memories and parallelism, and tools and methodologies for achieving portable high performance computing. Carter joined UCSD faculty in the fall of 1994, having worked at IBM's Watson Research Center for 19 years, most recently on algorithms and libraries for high performance programming. Performance programming seeks to improve performance by keeping each processing element of an algorithm as busy as possible doing useful work and is often of paramount importance on parallel supercomputer applications. Carter taught a graduate course on performance programming at UCSD in the fall of 1995.

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74. T29A: Creative Programming - 1996 NOAC Training Syllabus - SR-3A TOOL TIME FOR CHAPTERS T29A Creative programming. The instructor should begin bydiscussing the importance of offering creative programming to chapter members. http://www.sr3a.org/resources/training/noac/96/T29A.htm

TOOL TIME FOR CHAPTERS T29A: Creative Programming CELL GOAL The goal of this cell is to develop Chapter improvement ideas for creating enthusiasm and participation through effective leaders. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES OF THIS SESSION 1. To define the importance of creative programming within the chapter, 2. To brainstorm ideas for improving chapter programming. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED For this session, you will need the following: - flip chart or dry erase board with -markers - masking tape - Leaders Duty Roster - Handout PHYSICAL ARRANGEMENTS Participants should be arranged in tables of eight facing the instructor. OTHER ADVANCE PREPARATION Prior to the arrival of the participants, the instructor should print on the flip chart (or chalk board): - the session name - his/her name - his/her hometown, lodge name, and council name - other information relevant to the execution of the session SESSION NARRATIVE The instructor should begin by discussing the importance of offering creative programming to chapter members. Discussion should include why it is important and the reasons for non-participation by members. Also, participants must identify the aspects of a "good program" and why emphasis should be placed on such areas. The instructor should handout "Leaders' Duty Roster." Groups should brainstorm on their own ways to enhance chapter program. Emphasis should be placed on exchanging ideas between lodges. Ideas may be placed on the flip chart.

75. 509A Creative Programming - 2000 NOAC Training Syllabus - SR-3A SUCCESSFUL CHAPTERS. Improve chapters through creative programming, chapter participation,and chapter organization. 509A CREATIVE programming. OVERVIEW. http://www.sr3a.org/resources/training/noac/00/509a.htm

Order of the Arrow - Boy Scouts of America SUCCESSFUL CHAPTERS 509A CREATIVE PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW DESCRIPTION OF SESSION The goal of this cell is to develop Chapter improvement ideas for creating enthusiasm and participation through effective leaders. INTENDED AUDIENCE This cell is intended for new or wanna-be chapter officers and advisers. REQUIREMENTS OF QUALITY LODGE This session does not apply directly to any items. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES OF THIS SESSION To define the importance of creative programming within the chapter, To brainstorm ideas for improving chapter programming. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED For this session, you will need the following: Flip chart or dry erase board with -markers Masking tape Leaders duty roster - handout PHYSICAL ARRANGEMENTS Participants should be arranged in tables of eight facing the instructor. OTHER ADVANCE PREPARATION Prior to the arrival of the participants, the instructor should print on the flip chart (or chalk board): The session name His/her name His/her hometown, lodge name, and council name

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Student Record Database: Stage I due Oct. 19; Stage II due date TBA We'll build a student record database. Each record contains 3 fields: name, ID, and GPA. The records will be inserted one by one into an unordered list (array). Since unordered lists are costly to search, we will implement three binary search trees each indexed (sorted) by one of the student record fields. That is, one tree is sorted by name, one by ID, and one by GPA. As well as containing the keys appropriate to the tree, the tree nodes contain a data element which is simply the index in the record array of the record associated with the key. Thus, to find a record, we use one of the fields, search the appropriate tree, and index into the array to get the record. We want to build a set of simple transaction commands, as follows: addRecord name id gpa adds a new record to the database - provided that there is space in the array. lookNM name searches the tree indexed by names for a match: if found, the array of records is probed with the corresponding index, and the record is printed. If the name is not found, an error message is printed. lookID ID is similar, but searches for an ID match, and prints the appropriate record.

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United States Home Select a Location Site Map Contact Us ... About Intel Home Computing Business Computing Developer Reseller / Solutions Advanced Search Selection Guides Flash Components Software and Drivers ... Where to Buy By Peter T. Larsen , Flash Memory Development Tools Manager Alan Buchecker , Development Tools Engineer Intel Corporation As flash memory densities increase, manufacturing engineers seek new methods to quickly program and verify the memories. Intel developed a new flash memory programming algorithm, Enhanced Factory Programming (EFP), that improves program and verify times 30 to 80 percent or more over conventional programming methods. Using EFP, manufacturing engineers program Intel Flash memories faster than any other flash memory. This results in faster assembly-line beat-rates, lower production costs and more products per hour from production lines. This article explores EFP benefits, limitations, technical concepts and shares empirical data comparing EFP on various programming systems. EFP is a factory programming method used to quickly program and verify Intel Flash Memories. This new method is optimized specifically for manufacturing programming operations. EFP uses a 30h command to configure the flash memory for manufacturing programming. The conventional programming method, using a 40h command, still exists in the flash memory and can still be used for programming. Intel added EFP technology to Flash Memories to optimize programming operations for the manufacturing environment. Because manufacturing environments are strictly controlled, meaning ambient temperatures do not fluctuate, voltages remain constant, read and write cycles are limited, high programming voltages are available, and we can optimize the internal programming operations in the flash memory. By optimizing these operations we obtain faster programming speeds.

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