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✅ (1) Creating an actual CUDA kernel, out of the complete series from (1) to (6) ✅ Explaining NVIDIA GPU + CUDA programming step-by-step from the basics. ✅ Processing arrays, matrices, image processing, statistical processing, and sorting very quickly using parallel computing with C++/C.
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Level Intermediate
Course period 36 months
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몽크in도시
The software installation was well explained and the source code was provided, making it easy to practice. Thank you for the great lecture, and I look forward to the next lecture.
5.0
georover
The way you explain the lecture concept from the beginning really sticks in my head. Thank you.
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It's easy to understand cuda and it's good that it's related to the Linux OS. It's good to understand the parts of the computer hardware and the operation of the code at once.
Full Series - Massively Parallel Computing with CUDA using GPUs
This course is - Part (1) - CUDA kernel concepts and practical coding
Update - July 2023, "Remastering"🍀(Some audio/video)
✅Bundle Discount Coupon✳️ provided in the "CUDA Programming" roadmap
Speed is the lifeblood of a program!
Make it fast with massively parallel processing techniques 🚀
GPU/graphics card-based massively parallel computing is being very actively used in fields such as AI, deep learning, big data processing, and image/video/audio processing. Currently, the most widely applied technology in GPU parallel computing is NVIDIA's CUDA architecture.
While technologies like massive parallel computing and CUDA are considered crucial in the field of parallel computing, it is often difficult to even start learning because it's hard to find courses that teach these subjects systematically. Through this course, you can learn CUDA programming step-by-step. CUDA and parallel computing require a theoretical background and can be challenging. However, if you follow from the basics with this course's abundant examples and background explanations, you can certainly do it! This course is planned as a series, ensuring sufficient lecture time is provided.
In this course, we aim to explain how C++/C programmers can combine CUDA libraries and C++/C functions to accelerate problems in various fields using large-scale parallel processing techniques. Through this method, you can accelerate existing C++/C programs or develop new algorithms and programs entirely with parallel computing to achieve breakthrough speed improvements.
📢 Please check before taking the course!
CUDA and massively parallel computing require abundant examples and explanations. This lecture series provides over 24 hours of actual instruction time.
Since this is a computer programming course, we emphasize extensive hands-on practice and provide actual working source code so that you can follow along step-by-step.
During the lecture, redundant explanations for previously covered source code are minimized as much as possible, allowing you to focus your learning on only the changed parts or sections that require emphasis.
University students who want to add a portfolio of new technologies before getting a job
Programmers who want to drastically improve existing programs
Major researchers who want to know how various applications have been accelerated
Those who want to learn the theory and practice of parallel processing for AI, deep learning, and matrix computation
*The reviews below are for an external lecture conducted by the instructor on the same topic.
"I knew nothing about parallel algorithms or parallel computing, but
after taking the course, I gained confidence in parallel computing."
"There were many algorithms that I couldn't solve with existing C++ programs,
but through this lecture, I was able to improve them to enable real-time processing!"
"When I mentioned I had experience in parallel computing during an interview after taking this course, the interviewers were very surprised.
They said it's not easy to find CUDA or parallel computing courses at the undergraduate level."
Part 0 (1-hour free lecture)
Part 1 (3 hours 40 minutes)Current Lecture
Part 2 (4 hours 15 minutes)
Part 3 (4 hours 5 minutes)
Part 4 (3 hours 45 minutes)
Part 5 (3 hours 55 minutes)
Part 6 (3 hours 45 minutes)
CUDA Programming and
Massive Parallel Computing Mastery Complete!
Q. What are the reviews for the paid courses like?
Since the paid lectures are being released sequentially from (1) to (6), the reviews are scattered and currently set to private. The paid lectures have received the following reviews so far.
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Who is this course right for?
Those who want to accelerate array/matrix/image processing, statistical processing, sorting, etc., using C++ based parallel computing/parallel processing.
Those who want to accelerate their own developed programs using parallel computing/CUDA.
Those who wish to study NVIDIA CUDA programming/CUDA computing from the basics.
Those who want to study both the theory and practice of GPU parallel processing/parallel computing in a balanced way.
Need to know before starting?
C++ or C programming experience
It is even better if you have knowledge of computer architecture, registers, caches, time sharing, etc.
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