The anatomy of a course in cluster and grid computing
Chao‐Tung Yang, Kuan‐Ching Li · 2005
Cluster and grid computing is a relatively new interdisciplinary field, where computer science, engineering and computational biology are its core supporting disciplines. The rise of cluster and grid computing discipline brings to computer science faculty members new opportunities and challenges, both in education and in research. In this paper, we explore issues in teaching cluster and grid computing, the developing of curricula, and thoughts to foster student to work on research projects in cluster and grid computing.