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		Summer Workshop for Undergraduates
	      High-Performance Scientific Computing 
	University of Colorado, May 24 - June 4, 1993


This residential workshop is designed for upper division undergraduate 
students who are interested in learning about the use of supercomputers,
high-performance workstations, and  visualization in scientific 
computing. Workshop participants will use a Connection Machine (CM-2), 
a Cray Y-MP, DEC 5000 and SGI Indigo workstations, AVS and IDL (scientific
visualization tools) for solving problems in molecular dynamics, 
wave motion, and visualization of data.

Participants will reside in Kittredge Residence Halls on the University campus.
Classes and laboratory sessions will be held in the Engineering Center
located nearby. Residence expenses (room and board) will be paid by
a grant from the National Science Foundation. Transportation expenses will
not be covered.

Attendance at the workshop will be limited to sixteen students. Selection
of participants will be based on the following criteria:

	Statement of interest. This statement describes
	why the applicant is interested in participating in the workshop, 
	relevant academic experience and interests, and long-range goals.

	Letter of recommendation by faculty member. This letter should be 
	written by a faculty member who has served as the student's
	academic advisor or teacher. It should describe the student's 
	strengths, academic performance, and potential for achievement.

	Satisfying the prerequisites. The prerequisites are experience with
	the Unix operating system, two semesters of calculus, one semester of
	numerical analysis, two semesters of courses in physical or biological
	science.

Some course materials are available by anonymous FTP from cs.colorado.edu
in directory /pub/cs/HPSC.

Inquiries and applications should be sent to: Professor Elizabeth Jessup,
Dept. of Computer Science, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309-0430;
tel. (303) 492-0211; e-mail jessup@cs.colorado.edu. 

		APPLICATION DEADLINE MARCH 31

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There is no application form, but your application letter should include 
the following:

=      Name
=      Affiliation and position or class
=      Mailing address
=      Phone number
=      Email address
=
=      Statement of interest as described in the announcement.
=      A description of your relevant background including your experience
=         with the prerequisites listed in the announcement.
=      The letter of recommendation from a faculty member.