Gary Sivek's Supercomp Web Page

Thus ends the semester, and along with it, Supercomp. It's been fun...

• Unit 1, Part I:
  
  • Assignment #1: Iterations on the logistic function and the appropriate code.
  • Assignment #2: My First OpenGL program and its code
• Unit 1, Part II:
  I did two programs for this because I thought they were separate assignments. Go figure. Maybe all this extra work will earn me some puntos de credito extra... (not that I'm dropping hints or anything)
  • Assignment #3a: The Twist and Flip Algorithm with, of course, the code
  • Assignment #3b: Bifurcation and code.
  
  
• Unit II
  
  • Assignment 4: My first original Parallel Virtual Machine (PVM) Program with (what else?) code for both the Masta (aka master) and the Slave programs.
  
  
• Unit III, Part I
  
  • Assignment 5: My first 3D Graphics Program, done in (what else?) OpenGL. I did not program it in binary machine language, so there must be source code. Here it is.
• Unit III, Part II
  
  • Assignment 6: A cool image filter. Five, actually, and all the source code is here.
  • Assignment 7: A program that applies my filtered image to 3D Open GL and is aptly titled Bovine Mountain. For all you Bovine Buddies and teachers out there, here's my source code along with the header file that loads the image.
  
  
• Unit IV
  
  • Assignment 8: My first original POV-Ray Program. It has source code, too, but this time it's not C++!
  
  
• Unit V/VI
  
  • Assignment 9: The simulation. Actually, it's in a couple parts (Part I - just one path, and Part II - all paths for the entire simulation), each of which has a link below to the code:
    • The code to Part I. This just does one path and displays it on a graph. I wrote this to verify my algorithm before I used it to compute all the points.
    • The original for Part II. This works, but is slow because it uses no PVM and no cluster. It also displays the graph at the end of the computations.
    • The PVM Masta code and the PVM Slave code. For some reason, it didn't quite work, but I explain that within the main page.
    • The cluster program. I'm not posting this (no, that was not really a link, but just a font color change) because I didn't have time to finish. In fact, I didn't come anywhere near finishing, because I was informed I should be using sockets and all that stuff and couldn't learn all that without leaving some version of the simulation unfinished.