Supercomputing: Python 3, Raspberry Pi, and mpi4py

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Supercomputing: Python 3, Raspberry Pi, and mpi4py

The course Supercomputing: Python 3, Raspberry Pi, and mpi4py is an online class provided by Udemy. It may be possible to receive a verified certification or use the course to prepare for a degree.

Learn how to setup Raspberry Pi, make a cluster of Raspberry Pis, and write parallel Python 3 programs with mpi4py

Course description

Supercomputing: Python 3, Raspberry Pi, and mpi4py

Supercomputing, Parallel Programming, and mpi4py
Raspberry Pi Setup
Making a cluster of Raspberry Pi
Installation of all the required packages

Basic knowledge of Computers and Science
Raspberry Pi computers, WiFi Router, and a Windows Computer with Internet connection
Zeal and enthusiasm to learn and go ahead in personal and professional life

4 hours on-demand video
4 articles
6 downloadable resources
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate of Completion
Ashwin Pajankar • 50,000+ Students Worldwide

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Supercomputing: Python 3, Raspberry Pi, and mpi4py

Course Topic

Development, Programming Languages, Raspberry Pi

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Udemy

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Course Language

English

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Online, self-paced (see curriculum for more information)

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Certificate

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Supercomputing: Python 3, Raspberry Pi, and mpi4py

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