Lecture timetable

Week 1

Time	Monday 2nd	Tuesday 3rd	Wednesday 4th	Thursday 5th	Friday 6th
9am	Registration from 8.30am Welcome to the Academy	Introduction to numerical application (Dr Stephen Millmore and Dr Phil Hasnip)	C++/Fortran	C++/Fortran	Performance Programming (Professor Matt Probert)
10am	Introduction to Linux (Dr Phil Hasnip)	Introduction to numerical application	C++/Fortran	C++/Fortran	Performance Programming
11am	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee
11.30am	Introduction to Linux	C++/Fortran	C++/Fortran	C++/Fortran	Performance programming
12.30pm	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1.30pm	C++/Fortran (Dr Philip Blakely and Dr Peter Hill)	C++/Fortran	Coding numerical application	C++/Fortran	Performance programming
2.30pm	C++/Fortran	C++/Fortran	Coding numerical application	C++/Fortran	Performance programming
3.30pm	Tea	Tea	Tea	Tea	Tea
3.45pm	Computer arithmetic (Professor James Davenport)	Compilation, libraries, and Makefiles (Dr Philip Blakely)	C++/Fortran	Visualisation (Dr Stephen Millmore)	Version control (Dr Chris Richardson)
4.45pm	Drinks Reception	Seminar: "Computational multi-physics at the Centre for Scientific Computing" Dr Nikos Nikiforakis, Centre for Scientific Computing.			Seminar: Can Automatic Design Optimisation of submersible pumps lead to better pump performance in the field? Dr Franck Monmont, Schlumberger Cambridge Research

Time	Monday 9th	Tuesday 10th	Wednesday 11th	Thursday 12th	Friday13th
9am	Parallel architectures (Dr Philip Blakely)	MPI	OpenMP (Dr Mark Bull)	OpenMP	Code documentation (Dr Philip Blakely)
10am	MPI (Professor James Davenport)	MPI	OpenMP	OpenMP	Unit testing (Dr Chris Richardson)
11am	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee
11:30am	MPI	MPI	OpenMP	OpenMP	Overview of CUDA/OpenACC (Jeffrey Salmond)
12:30pm	Lunch	Lunch and Seminar "AMR for Multiphysics Applications" Dr Ann Almgren, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1:30pm	Introduction to HPC clusters (Jeffrey Salmond)	MPI	OpenMP	OpenMP	Other software tools (Dr Philip Blakely)
2:30pm	Introduction to HPC clusters	MPI	Group practical preparation	Group practical preparation	Ask the experts Q&A session.
3:30pm	Tea	Tea	Tea	Tea	Tea
3:45pm	Parallel numerical application introduction (Dr Stephen Millmore and Dr Phil Hasnip)	MPI	Use of a debugger (Dr Philip Blakely)	Group presentations	Ask the experts Q&A session.
4:45pm	Seminar: "Modeling Electrolytes at the Mesoscale" Dr John Bell, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Seminar: "A partial history of supercomputing" Dr Jess Jones, Cray UK Ltd	Seminar: "Tailoring physics to computers: the example of phonons" Dr Bartomeu Monserratt, Cavendish Laboratory	Group presentations	Finish by 5pm
7.30pm				Seminar: "Making MATLAB Parallel" Dr Jos Martin, Mathworks and Academy Formal Dinner