Introduction to OpenMP - entry level parallelisation

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New Zealand eScience Infrastructure (NeSI)

Know the value of parallelising your code but not sure where to start, or maybe you're not even sure how parallelisation could help your research? 
OpenMP provides an API for parallelising your research on your desk-top. In this workshop we will discuss how this could help your research and start to take you through how to approach using OpenMP.
Bring along your laptop and be prepared to optimise your research!

Room B05, Building 303

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