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CS-802 (C) · High Performance computing/Important Questions

High Performance computing (CS-802 (C)) - Important Questions

  1. Unit 17 Marks High Priority

    Draw the block diagram of a typical cache-based microprocessor.

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  2. Unit 17 Marks High Priority

    Differentiate multi-core, multithreaded and vector processors.

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  3. Unit 314 Marks High Priority

    What is parallelism? Discuss the different variants of parallelism with the help of an example in each case.

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  4. Unit 17 Marks High Priority

    Discuss C++ optimizations.

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  5. Unit 17 Marks High Priority

    What do you mean by scalar profiling? Explain function and line-based profiling.

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  6. Unit 214 Marks High Priority

    Explain the blocking and rolling strategies with the help of multiplication of a sparse matrix with a vector.

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  7. Unit 37 Marks High Priority

    What is OpenMP? Explain the concepts of data scoping, work-sharing for loops and loop scheduling.

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  8. Unit 57 Marks High Priority

    What is non-blocking point-to-point communication? How does it differ from blocking communication?

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  9. Unit 414 Marks High Priority

    Discuss the performance problems that can be raised with OpenMP shared-memory programming, also discuss how they can be circumvented?

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  10. Unit 57 Marks High Priority

    How to reduce the communication overhead? Differentiate non-blocking and asynchronous communication.

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  11. Unit 27 Marks High Priority

    Draw the flowchart for distributed-memory parallelization of the Jacobi algorithm.

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  12. Unit 414 Marks High Priority

    Write a short note on the following (any two).

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