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SUMMARY:The BEAST LAB:  A Practical Course on Experimental Evaluation of D
 iverse Modern HPC Architectures and Accelerators
DESCRIPTION:Amir Raoofy (Leibniz Supercomputing Centre; Technical Universi
 ty Munich, Computer Architecture and Parallel Systems); Bengisu Elis and V
 incent Bode (Technical University Munich, Computer Architecture and Parall
 el Systems); Minh Chung and Sergej Breiter (Ludwig-Maxmilians-Universität 
 München); Maron Schlemon (German Aerospace Center (DLR)); Dennis-Florian H
 err (Technical University Munich, Computer Architecture and Parallel Syste
 ms); Karl Fuerlinger (Ludwig-Maxmilians-Universität München); Martin Schul
 z (Technical University Munich, Computer Architecture and Parallel Systems
 ; Leibniz Supercomputing Centre); and Josef Weidendorfer (Leibniz Supercom
 puting Centre; Technical University Munich, Computer Architecture and Para
 llel Systems)\n\nGiving students a good understanding of how micro-archite
 ctural effects impact achievable performance for given HPC workloads is es
 sential. It enables them to find effective optimization strategies and to 
 reason about sensible approaches towards better efficiency. This paper des
 cribes a lab course held in collaboration between LRZ, LMU and TUM. The co
 urse was born with a dual motivation in mind: filling a gap in educating s
 tudents to become HPC experts, as well as understanding the stability and 
 usability of emerging HPC programming models for recent CPU and GPU archit
 ectures with the help of students. We describe the course structure used t
 o achieve the goals, resources made available to attract students, and exp
 eriences and statistics from running the course now for six semesters.  We
  conclude with an assessment of how successfully the lab course could meet
  the vision.\n\nTag: Education, State of the Practice\n\nRegistration Cate
 gory: Workshop Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: Evguenia Alexandrova (Hartree C
 entre, STFC; Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC)); Scott Lath
 rop (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign); Julie Mullen (Massachusetts
  Institute of Technology (MIT), Lincoln Laboratory); and Nitin Sukhija (Sl
 ippery Rock University of Pennsylvania)\n\n
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