Potential Final Projects
Descriptions and Requirements
CSCI 4551 Parallel and Distributed Systems
Professor Alaghband

Below are several projects  for you to choose from for your final projects. The detailed descriptions, references, and requirements for these projects can be found on our course FTP site under Project-descriptions-4551.
I also have provided other overal project ideas on the website as topic guide that you can review. You may discuss other projects of interest with me and if approved work on preparing a detailed proposal. All projects must be  done on PDS available computing facilities.
The goal of each project is to design and implement parallel solutions for a given complex problem, apply principles of computing, theory, and software developments you have studied in this course and your other CS/Math/Science courses, and to compare and contrast performance, design, and trade-offs of your solutions for various parallel platforms.

  1. LU Decomposition Method for Solving Systems of Linear Equations
  2. Gauss-Seidel and Jacobi Methods for Solving Systems of Linear Equations
  3. Adaptive Quadrature Integration Method