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Intel oneAPI HPC Training Modules

Learn the Essentials of oneAPI and SYCL*

Introduction to JupyterLab* and Notebooks. sample icon

Module 0

Introduction to JupyterLab* and Notebooks.

Learn to use Jupyter notebooks to modify and run code as part of learning exercises.

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Module 1

Introduction to oneAPI and SYCL*

  • Articulate how oneAPI can help to solve the challenges of programming in a heterogeneous world.
  • Use oneAPI solutions to enable your workflows.
  • Understand the SYCL* language and programming model.
  • Become familiar with using Jupyter notebooks for training throughout the course.

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Module 2

SYCL* Program Structure

  • Articulate the SYCL* fundamental classes.
  • Use device selection to offload kernel workloads.
  • Decide when to use basic parallel kernels and ND Range Kernels.
  • Create a host accessor.
  • Build a sample SYCL* application through hands-on lab exercises.

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SYCL* Unified Shared Memory sample icon

Module 3

SYCL* Unified Shared Memory

  • Use new SYCL* features like Unified Shared Memory (USM) to simplify programming.
  • Understand implicit and explicit ways of moving memory using USM.
  • Solve data dependency between kernel tasks in an optimal way.

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Module 4

SYCL* Sub-Groups

  • Understand advantages of using Sub-groups in SYCL*.
  • Take advantage of Sub-group collectives in ND-Range kernel implementation.
  • Use Sub-group Shuffle operations to avoid explicit memory operations.

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Module 5

Demonstration of Intel® Advisor

  • See how Offload Advisor¹ identifies and ranks parallelization opportunities for offload.
  • Run Offload Advisor using command line syntax.
  • Use performance models and analyze generated reports.

Offload Advisor is a feature of Intel Advisor installed as part of the Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit.

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Intel® VTune™ Profiler on Intel® DevCloud sample icon

Module 6

Intel® VTune™ Profiler on Intel® DevCloud

  • Profile a SYCL* application using Intel® VTune™ Profiler on Intel® DevCloud.
  • Understand the basics of command line options in VTune Profiler to collect data and generate reports.

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Intel® DPC++ Library Utilization sample icon

Module 7

Intel® DPC++ Library Utilization

Maximize productivity with this companion to Intel® oneAPI DPC++ Compiler providing an alternative for C++ developers.

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OpenMP* Offload Basics

Introduction to JupyterLab and Notebooks. sample icon

Module 0

Introduction to JupyterLab and Notebooks.

Learn to use Jupyter notebooks to modify and run code as part of learning exercises.

Sign in to try it in JupyterLab*

Introduction to OpenMP Offload. sample icon

Module 1

Introduction to OpenMP Offload.

Articulate how oneAPI can help solve the challenges of programming in a heterogeneous world.

  • Use oneAPI solutions to enable your workflows.
  • Use OpenMP Offload directives to execute code on the GPU.
  • Become familiar with using Jupyter notebooks for training throughout the course.

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Module 2

Manage Device Data

Use OpenMP constructs to effectively manage data transfers to and from the device.

  • Create a device data environment and map data to it.
  • Map global variables to OpenMP devices.

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OpenMP* Device Parallelism sample icon

Module 3

OpenMP* Device Parallelism

  • Explain basic GPU architecture.
  • Use OpenMP offload work-sharing constructs to fully utilize the GPU.

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OpenMP* Unified Shared Memory sample icon

Module 4

OpenMP* Unified Shared Memory

  • Use the Unified Shared Memory feature to simplify OpenMP* Offload programming.
  • Understand implicit and explicit way of moving memory using USM.

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