Tutorials

Context and scope: The SC tutorials program is one of the highlights of the SC Conference series, and it is one of the largest tutorial programs at any computing-related conference in the world. It offers attendees the chance to learn from and to interact with leading experts in the most popular areas of high performance computing (HPC), networking, and storage. 

SC tutorials cover a wide range of topics. The tutorials committee is soliciting proposals for full-day (six hours) or a half-day (three hours) tutorials on topics in the following areas (as well as others):

• Basic and introductory topics for expanding broader engagement
• Applications and application frameworks
• Algorithms, numerical methods, and libraries
• Software engineering for portable performance and scalability
• Parallel programming methods, models, languages and environments
• Software tools for accelerators (co-processors, GPGPUs, FPGA, etc.)
• Algorithmic, tools and runtime support for heterogeneous systems
• Performance evaluation and/or optimization tools
• Debugging and correctness tools
• High performance I/O, storage, archive, and file systems
• Scalable data mining and machine learning
• High performance networking technology
• Scientific and information visualization
• Systems, tools and techniques for energy efficiency
• Large systems administration and/or resource management
• Computer and network security
• Fault-tolerance, reliability, maintainability, and adaptability
• High performance computer architecture
• Clusters and distributed systems
• Embedded- and/or reconfigurable systems
• “Hot Topics” of current interest to the SC15 community

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at sc15tutorials@gmail.com

Important Dates
Conference Dates: November 15-20, 2015
Tutorial Dates: November 15-16, 2015

SC15 Tutorials Co-Chairs
Rich Vuduc, Georgia Tech
Chris J. Newburn, Intel

SC15 Tutorials Committee
The committee list is available online at http://sc15.supercomputing.org/sc-planning-committee.