Over the summer, I started to learn CUDA C because the nVIDIA performance claims were simply unbelievable. This past week, I started another semester of my undergrad studies. My major is computer science.
One of the classes I am taking this semester is undergrad research and want to further practice with CUDA C. Does anyone have any ideas on what I can work on? My goal of doing the research is to further learn about CUDA C and then by the end of the research have a better understanding when CUDA C should be used in solving problems.
Thanks.