itaps-parallel ITAPS tutorial submission for SC08

[Mark Shephard]

Lori,

I would have thought that for the SC08 we would be more focused on the 
parallel parts and their importance.

Although its obvious that I am not useful for the hand-on and detailed 
software stuff, I am willing to do other parts of the tutorial if you 
would like. In any case the RPI team will provide input and slides for 
any parts that people would like us to that we can cover.

Mark

Lori A. Diachin wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> Here's a draft of the submission for SC08.  Please take a careful look 
> at what I'm proposing as there may be more work here than anyone is 
> willing to sign on for.   Also, I tried to reorganize it to some extent 
> based on our discussions in Atlanta, but couldn't find a good way to 
> make it work - I'm open to suggestions.
> This is due on Monday, April 14, so please provide your input by 
> Thursday of this week.  I'm also open to having a telecon to discuss 
> this on Thursday if folks are available.
> 
> I also need 3 volunteers for the actual presentation and your two page 
> vitaes - including short courses taught.  Any takers?
> 
> Thanks,
> Lori
> 
> Here's what I need to submit:
> 
> Upload your tutorial proposal as a single file in either PDF. Your 
> proposal should include the following sections, each labeled as such and 
> beginning on a new page:
> 
>   1. Abstract (150 word maximum).
>   2. Detailed description (2 pages maximum) containing:
>          * tutorial goals - specifically how attendees will benefit;
>          * targeted audience;
>          * content level (% beginner, % intermediate, % advanced);
>          * audience prerequisites;
>          * why the topic is relevant to SC attendees;
>          * general description of tutorial content;
>          * if your presenters are from different institutions, how you
>            will ensure cohesive tutorial content;
>          * if your tutorial has been presented previously, how you will
>            update it for SC.
>   3. Description of Demo or Exercises for hands-on tutorials, if
>      applicable. (1 page maximum). Include description of any hardware
>      needed and how you will provide it.
>   4. Detailed Outline of the tutorial (1 page maximum in outline form).
>   5. Resume or Curriculum Vitae for each presenter (4 presenters
>      maximum, 2-pages maximum each). Make sure this includes a list of
>      short courses the presenter has taught.
>