CIS 665: GPU Programming and Architecture
University of Pennsylvania
Spring 2008

Homework

Homework Description

This course will examine the architecture and capabilities of modern GPUs (graphics processing unit). Homeworks are designed to help you understand key concepts taught in class. Each student will complete 1-2 short written assignments and 3-4 programming assignments over the semester. These assignments start to fill the student's 'toolbox' of techniques and provide an understanding for the implementation of game rendering, animation, and general purpose algorithms being performed on GPUs.



Check back during the semster for the homeworks.
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