Time | Speaker | Title |
8:00am | - | Coffee and badge pick-up (no onsite registration available) |
8:30am | Michele de Rosa | The TDD technique applied to a real project: a DB-2-DB replicator |
9:00am | C. Titus Brown | Moving Towards Better-Engineered Scientific Software |
9:30am | Robert Ward | Challenges in scaling scrum |
10:00am | Jessica A Popp | Project Management Approaches for the One-Man Project |
10:30am | - | COFFEE BREAK - 15 minutes |
10:45am | John Linford | Improving Application Performance Using TAU |
11:15am | Mark Lubin | Analysis of MPI programs using Intel Trace Analyzer and Collector |
11:45am | Jim Galarowicz and Martin Schulz | Understanding the Performance of Parallel Codes Using Open|SpeedShop |
12:15pm | - | GROUP PHOTO TAKEN - 5 minutes |
12:20pm | - | BUFFET LUNCH PROVIDED - 1h and 10 minutes |
1:30pm | Andreas Knüpfer | Interactive Performance Analysis with Vampir |
2:00pm | Markus Geimer | The Scalasca Performance Analysis Toolset |
2:30pm | Peter Philippen | The Score-P run-time measurement system for the TAU, Vampir, and Scalasca tools |
3:00pm | - | COFFEE BREAK - 15 minutes |
3:15pm | Jay Alameda | Using the Eclipse Parallel Tools Platform in Support of Earth Sciences High Performance Computing |
3:45pm | Tony Scudiero | GPU Computing Overview |
4:15pm | - | ADJOURN |