stanford-cs149/asst3: Stanford CS149 -- Assignment 3

Stanford CS149 -- Assignment 3

Assignment 3: A Simple CUDA Renderer Due: Thursday Oct 30, 11:59PM PST 100 points total Overview In this assignment you will write a parallel renderer in CUDA that draws colored circles. While this renderer is very simple, parallelizing the renderer will require you to design and implement data structures that can be efficiently constructed and manipulated in parallel. This is a challenging assignment so you are advised to start early. Seriously, you are advised to start early. Good luck! Environment Setup You will collect results (i.e. run performance tests) for this assignment on GPU-enabled

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