MIT's PS3 Class Posted by XanTium | 24-4-2007 19:50 EST |
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[QUOTE] The first-ever class on the Playstation 3's Cell Broaband Engine has just wrapped up over at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. During the four-week course students learned about the new microprocessor and designed and implemented projects on Playstation 3s. The student with the best project, a 3D version of Pong, presented their work at this year's Game Developers Conference. The course, which focused mainly on parallel programming, was taught by Saman Amarasinghe, a professor in MIT's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and Dr. Rodric Rabbah of IBM. [/QUOTE] Full Story: kotaku.com and mit.edu |
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Nothing really to say but interesting...
...and "What a waste of education!"
...and "What a waste of education!"
..I had my heart set on going to MIT.
Now I have to find a whole new college.
Now I have to find a whole new college.
QUOTE(sicknasty413 @ Jul 15 2007, 11:25 PM) 
..I had my heart set on going to MIT.
Now I have to find a whole new college.
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