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\begin{frame} \frametitle{What will you learn today?}
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  \textbf{Converting a serial code to a parallel ARM code using the Cactus Computational Framework}\\
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 You will learn
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  \item what the Cactus Computational Framework is
  \item what AMR is (in basics)
  \item how Cactus can help for serial codes
  \item how Cactus can help to parallelize codes
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\begin{frame} \frametitle{What do we assume?}
 We assume you
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  \item are able to write, or at least read, a serial code in C/C++/Fortran;
  \item are interested in writing parallel codes;
  \item might already have a serial problem to be parallelized.
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 It would be advantagous (but not necessary) if you
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  \item are familiar with the Linux/Unix environment
  \item are familiar with Eclipse
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\begin{frame} \frametitle{Tutorial Outline}
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  Introduction to Cactus               & \textit{seminar}\\
  Introduction to tutorial environment & \textbf{handson}\\
  Questions and Break                  &\\\hline
  Example implementations              & \textit{seminar}\\
  The first thorn                      & \textbf{handson}\\
  Questions and Break                  &\\\hline
  Parallelizing simple Example         & \textbf{handson}\\
  Running, Visualizing                 & \textbf{handson}\\
  Frontiers in Cactus Development      & \textit{seminar}\\
  Questions and Break                  &\\\hline
  Parallelizing advanced Examples      & \textbf{handson}\\
  Wrap Up                              & \textit{seminar}\\
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