High Performance Computing Laboratory (HPC)

Overview

PHO207 (762 sf)

Course(s) Supported

EC450

Description

The High Performance Computing Laboratory at Boston University was created with support from the National Science Foundation (NSF) in order to support the development of undergraduate courses in parallel and high performance computing. The courses offered at Boston University serve as a national model for computational science education. The lab features a network of multimedia graphics workstations linked at high speed to the supercomputers at the Center for Computational Science and the Scientific Computing and Visualization Lab.

Hardware

10 Custom P4 Workstations

Software

Matlab/Simulink
Visual Studio .NET
Microsoft Office Suite

Faculty

Giles, Brower

Contact Staff

Goebel

News »

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