Schedule

Detailed schedule (May Change, please check regularly)

Later, we will add student presentations, using the third slot.

This schedule is the official one (and supersedes the TimeEdit version).

		Event		Time		Place		Subject		Links
Week 1								Mar 12 - Mar 16
Mon		Lecture		15 - 17		ED		Intro		notes
Tue
Wed
Thu		Lecture		10 - 12		EC		From par and pseq to Strategies		notes
Fri
Week 2								Mar 19 - Mar 23
Mon		Lecture & Exercise		15 - 17		E-Studion		Threadscope and GHC Events (Andres Löh)		notes
Tue
Wed		Lecture & Exercise		15-17		E-Studion		Par Monad (Simon Marlow)		notes
Thu		Discussion		10-12		EC		Sorting Competition		notes
Thu
Fri
Week 3								Mar 26 - Mar 30
Mon		Lecture		15 - 17		ED		More on the Par Monad		notes
Tue
Wed
Thu		Lecture		10 - 12		EC		Skeletons (Jost Berthold)		notes
Fri
Break (Easter and Exam Week)
Week 4								Apr 16 - Apr 20
Mon		Lecture		15 - 17		EL41		Data Parallelism I		notes
Tue
Wed
Thu		Lecture		10 - 12		EC		Data Parallelism II		notes
Fri
Week 5								Apr 23 - Apr 27
Mon		Lecture		15 - 17		ED		Parallel Programming in Erlang		notes
Tue
Wed
Thu		Lecture		10 - 12		EC		Robust Erlang		notes
Fri
Week 6								Apr 30 - May 4
Mon		No Lecture		----		----		----		notes
Tue
Wed		Lecture		15 - 17		EC		Scaling the Erlang VM on manycores (Patrik Nyblom, Ericsson)		notes
Thu		Lecture		10 - 12		EC		Map reduce		notes
Fri
Week 7								May 7 - May 11
Mon		Lecture		15 - 17		ED		A Report from the Real World (Lennart Augustsson, Standard Chartered)		notes
Tue
Wed
Wed		Lecture		15 - 17		ED		Erlang on 48 cores (Richard Carlsson, Klarna)		notes
Thu		Presentation		11 - 12 ** Note **		EC		JPB on Parallel Parsing		notes
Fri
Week 8								May 14 - May 18
Mon		Lecture		15 - 17		ED		Riak: building a no-SQL database for a cluster (Andrew Thompson, Basho)		notes
Tue
Wed		Lecture		15 - 17		ED		Sum up		notes
Thu
Fri
Exam weeks								May 21 - May 29
Mon
Tue		Final written exam 08.30-12.30
Wed
Thu
Fri