Welcome to my notes on Cuda. I first became interested in this topic

The book I used to learn this topic was High-Performance Browser Networking by Ilya Grigorik- I also supplemented with some material from here and here.

the why and what

Before we dive into Cuda, let’s understand why you should care about it in the first place.

Cuda is a _.

It’s useful for

• Thing #1
• Thing #2
• Thing #3

things you can do with this

If you’re anything like me, you’d love to learn this for no reason- but it’s good to know what skills you can expect to learn with this content.go

With the maerial in these pages you should be able to build

• A flying car or something equally as fun
• Tweets with 128 characters

Here’s some stuff I’ve directly used this content to build

• Link 1
• Link 2

the content

The author’s recommendations are as folows

All chapters are meant to be covered in around one 75-minute lecture each

• Exception: 11, 14, 15 (2 lectures)

2 phases

1. Phase 1: Part I and Part II
   1. Learn about fundamentals and basic patterns
   2. ~7 weeks
   3. Each week- coresponding programming assignment for each lecture
   4. By end: comfortable with parallel progamming- reay for more advanced code
2. Phase 2: Part III and IV
   1. Adanced patterns + final project which involves accelerating an advanced pattern or application

The final project: refer to current state of the art (ideally other courses which have their guideines posted). Involves