We are starting this alum 'Ambassador' program to help potential applicants to our MS in CS program better understand the ins and outs of our program and our college from a colleague's perspective. For example, if a public school teacher in Hagerstown wants to know more about the program, we will refer Mr. Peter O'Conner, a current Master Degree student and a current teacher at WCPS.
I am building up this list slowly, whenever I ran into some student or alum who volunteers. We will appreciate if you volunteer. Please send me your employer and contact method.
Montgomery County Public Schools, Daniel Moxley
Maryland General Assembly, Jagriti Nanda
The Unofficial blog for Master's Degree program in Computer Science at Hood College in Frederick, Maryland.
Hood College is among the first to offer a computer science program in the Mid-Atlantic region. Within 40 minutes from both Washington D.C. and Baltimore, Frederick provides a combination of small town tranquilness and dynamic city life.
Saturday, 25 July 2015
Monday, 20 July 2015
OpenACC license for Academic now free through NVIDIA
NVIDIA and PGI just launched a new, exciting product for scientists and researchers looking to get started on GPU computing. The new NVIDIA OpenACC Toolkit is designed to provide everything required to quickly and easily accelerate scientific codes on GPUs. It's a great starting point for anyone who may be interested in GPU programming.
Best of all, the toolkit includes a free OpenACC compiler license for student, postdoc, or faculty at any academic institution.
Best of all, the toolkit includes a free OpenACC compiler license for student, postdoc, or faculty at any academic institution.
- Read the blog on the OpenACC Toolkit:http://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2015/07/13/openacc/
- To download the toolkit, go to: http://www.nvidia.com/openacc
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