Currently ranked 27th in the field of IT & Engineering (2009 Times Higher Education - QS World University Ranking), the College of Engineering is taking another step forward.

On Dec 10, 2009, the College of Engineering and Intel signed a MOU on the Intel Academic Program to collaborate on the development of a new paradigm for multi-core architecture and parallel programming.

According to the MOU, Intel will design a curriculum on multi-core computing for SNU students studying computer science and electrical engineering.

The course will aim to deepen students’ understanding of multi-core architecture, the importance of parallelization, and concepts and methodology of multi-spreading. Moreover, instructions on practical techniques such as analyzing the multi-core platform using various software tools will be given as well.

Professor KANG Tae-jin, Dean of the College of Engineering, expects this to be an excellent opportunity for students to prepare themselves for their careers in the latest technology.

Jan. 18, 2010
SNU PR Office