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CS-590 Parallel & Distributed Processing and Systems Spring 2008
Class Time: Tuesday 6:00 - 8:30 PM, Classroom: TBA Instructor: Syed S. Rizvi E-mail: srizvi@bridgeport.edu Website: www.bridgeport.edu/~srizvi Office: Room # 154, Technology Building Office Hours: T&TH, 12:30 to 2:30 Textbook: Richard M. Fujimoto, Parallel and Distributed Simulation Systems, John Wiley & Sons, 2000.
Course Description: This course provides an introduction to the field of parallel and distributed simulation for large distributed networks. In particular, this course focuses on the development of simulation engines for large local and wide area computer networks to support distributed simulation and computing. Concepts such as object-oriented simulation, discrete event simulation, and distributed interaction simulations are considered. Topics will range from synchronization algorithms (both conservative and optimistic algorithms), data distribution techniques in parallel networks, parallel and distributed applications running on top of simulation executives to high-performance analytic simulation and distributed virtual environments. In addition establishing a comprehensive theoretical framework you will extend the current research through a hands-on project. This research will include a proposal, an interim report and a final report and conclude with an oral presentation.
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