IGT HPC Work Group Meeting - Maplesoft Parallel and Grid Computing Toolbox

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Maple Workshop - Grid Computing Toolbox

Monday, February 23rd, 2009 14:00 - 17:00
IGT Offices, Maskit 4, 5th Floor, Hertzliya.

14:15-14:30: Opening - Avner & Guy

14:30-15:45: Maple – Part 1, Introduction to Maple

15:45-16:00: Coffee Break

16:00-17:00: Maple – Part 2, Maplesoft Parallel and Grid Computing Toolbox

Detailed Agenda:

14:30-15:45: Maple – Part 1: Introduction to Maple

Speaker: Omer Yagel, DigiSec LTD

Abstract

  • An Introduction to Maple 12 lecture
  • Q&A

Lecture's Content

  • Easy start
    • The document interface principles
    • A brief on clickable math
    • Efficient use of the help
    • The Maple philosophy for efficient use
  • Symbolism
    • ODEs
    • Integrals
    • Matrices
    • Naming the many other areas I have no time to show (graph theory, tensor calc...)
  • Numerics
    • Precision
    • ODEs
    • Matrices
    • Internal NAG routines
  • Graphics
    • Simple 2D
    • Simple 3D
    • Animation, 2D and 3D
  • Writing Maple worksheet
    • Components
    • Plots and animation in components
  • Simulation
    • A word about the existence of MapleSim

15:45-16:00 Coffee Break

16:00-17:00: Maple – Part 2, Maplesoft Parallel and Grid Computing Toolbox

(Live via WebEx)

Speakers:

o Bill Huiskamp - Software Architect in the Research and Development Section at the Core Technologies Group, Maplesoft Inc., Waterloo, Canada

o Ted Shapiro - International Sales Channel Manager
Maplesoft Inc., Waterloo, Canada

Lecture's Content

Introduction

Overview of Parallel Programming in Maple
- Threads
- Tasks

Parallel Example

Overview of Maple's Grid Toolbox
- Architecture
- Underlying technologies
- Programming model


Grid Programming
- Server
- Client
- General

Grid Example

Integration

Licensing

Questions

17:00-17:15: DISCUSSION AND CONCLUDING REMARKS


To register, please send your contact details to info@grid.org.il

We are looking forward to seeing you!

Best Regards,

Guy Tel-Zur, Ph.D.

IGT Chairman

www.Grid.org.il

Date Feb 23, 2009 14:00 17:00

Location IGT Office, Maskit 4, 5th Floor, Hertzelia

Organizer IGT

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