Please check out my Parallella/Epiphany walkthrough guide!

[smatthews]

Hi everyone,

I'm a CS professor who taught a course on parallel computing last semester that incorporated the Parallella board. As part of my prep, I developed a series of teaching materials/tutorials to help my students set up, use and understand the Parallella board and Epiphany architecture. You can access my materials at: http://suzannejmatthews.github.io/

The site includes how to set up your Parallella for first time use, connect to it via SSH, and walk-throughs of basic Epiphany examples, including bug-fixes to the dot-product example. My students had Windows laptops, so the materials are designed with the assumption that you have a Windows laptop and purchased the Parallella Desktop Edition.

Some tutorials of interest:
Parallella setup (including item purchase list): http://suzannejmatthews.github.io/2015/ ... arallella/
Connecting to your parallella via SSH: http://suzannejmatthews.github.io/2015/ ... arallella/
Epiphany programming module: http://suzannejmatthews.github.io/2015/05/31/epiphany/

I would certainly appreciate any and all feedback to improve this material. If you see any errors/areas for improvement or have any other suggestions, please let me know. This is my gift to the community -- I hope you find it helpful!

Best,

- Suzanne

[capnrob97]

Nice!

[rviertel]

These are very helpful

[smatthews]

I'm very glad! I hope to add more posts at some point.

I will be presenting a paper on the Parallella and my teaching experiences with it in October. Will post a link to the paper on the forums once that comes out!

[roborob]

Hi Suzanne,

I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your Hello Epiphany walkthrough on .

Best regards,
Rob

[smatthews]

You are very welcome! My semester has started up again, but I'm hoping to have another example published in the blog in a few weeks. Will post to the forums once I'm done!

-Suzanne