objectives- parallel computing, Computer Engineering

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After going through this unit, you will be able to :

Tell historical facts of parallel computing;
Can explain the essential concepts of the discipline, e.g. process, of program thread, concurrent execution granularity and parallel execution;
You can easily explain the require of parallel computing;
Explain the levels of parallel processing;
Describe the basic concepts of dataflow computing, and Easily explain various applications of parallel computing;

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