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Loren P Dean

Jocelyn Martin

Halldor Narfi Stefansson

Roy Lurie

John Norris Little

Edric Mark Ellis

Brett W Baker

Piotr R Luszczek

Joseph F Hicklin

Penelope Anderson

Nausheen B Moulana

Christian A Portal

Portia O'Callaghan

Elwin Yam Ming Chan

Michael Karr

Stephen C Johnson

Melissa J Pike

Christopher D Hallgren

Jason A Kinchen

Amol M Karnik

Thomas Gaudette

Cleve B Moler

David Karl Critz

Matthew A Shawver

Robert DeSonia

Dave Tarkowski

Darin S Kalashian

H Narfi Stefansson

David J DeAngelis

John Holohan

Matt Shawver

Robert Olson Aberg

Peter Webb

Patrick L Edson

James Stewart

Michael J Thomas

Anthony Paul Astolfi

Greg Taillefer

Santosh C Kasula

Eugene F Mcgoldrick

Eugene McGoldrick

Jarrod M Rivituso

Richard John Alcock

Linda Cotter

Jennifer R Lymneos

Leslie Mehrez

Gerard McElhinney

Eric Raffi

Henry H Atkins

Jocelyn Luke Martin

Penelope L Anderson

Roy E Lurie

Michael E Karr

A device may receive a single artifact. The single artifact may encapsulate a group of modules with permissions associated with generating a user interface for computer-based coursework. A first module, of the group of modules, may be associated with a first permission of the permissions. A second module, of the group of modules, may be associated with a second permission of the permissions. The device may populate a user interface with information and one or more user interface elements based on the group of modules, the permissions, and a level of user of a user utilizing the user interface.

Multi-module file encapsulation for computer-based coursework

A software license management system may include an activation server that provides permission to activate a software product. The activation server may receive receiving a request to validate activation of the software and refreshing license information for the software in response to the request to validate. The server may additionally receive a request to re-designate the license information for the software product and may update license information for the software in response to the request to re-designate the software product.

License activation and management

Exemplary embodiments allow a user to create configurations for use in distributed computing environments. Configurations can be arranged in hierarchies in which elements of the hierarchy can inherit characteristics from elements in other layers of the hierarchy. Embodiments also allow a user to flatten a hierarchical configuration to remove hierarchical dependencies and/or inheriting capabilities of elements in the hierarchy. Exemplary embodiments further allow users to deploy a distributed computing configuration on their desktop to evaluate performance of the configuration and then deploy the configuration in a distributed computing environment without having to change programming code run on the desktop/distributed computing environment.

Dynamic definition for concurrent computing environments

A system is configured to receive a task. The task is received over a first network, includes authentication credentials, and is processed using an application. The system is further configured to send the authentication credentials to a licensing server. The authentication credentials are sent over a second network, and are sent prior to processing the task using the application. The system is also configured to receive an authorization. The authorization is received over the second network, and authorizes the application to process the task.

Usage licence

Usage license

A method and system is disclosed for providing a distributed technical computing environment for distributing technical computing tasks from a technical computing client to technical computing workers for execution of the tasks on one or more computers systems. Tasks can be defined on a technical computing client, and the tasks organized into jobs. The technical computing client can directly distribute tasks to one or more technical computing workers. Furthermore, the technical computing client can submit tasks, or jobs comprising tasks, to an automatic task distribution mechanism that distributes the tasks automatically to one or more technical computing workers providing technical computing services. The technical computing worker performs technical computing of tasks and the results of the execution of tasks may be provided to the technical computing client.

Methods and system for distributing technical computing tasks to technical computing workers

A system is configured to create a profile that allows a job to be performed within a distributed computing environment comprising one or more computing devices; provide an interface that allows the profile to be specified; obtain a scheduler component via the interface, where the scheduler component identifies a scheduler to be used to perform the job and an application that at least one of the computing devices, that is specified by the scheduler, is to use when performing the job; obtain, via the interface, a project component that identifies data on which the job is to be based; and create the profile based on the scheduler component and the project component.

Use of dynamic profiles for creating and using a distributed computing environment

A distributed computing system includes a device that creates a job to be performed by one or more workers, where the job includes a group of tasks. The device further encodes the job into a group of portable format files, where each portable format file includes one or more tasks of the group of tasks. Each portable format file may be handled by each scheduler of a group of different schedulers. The device also transfers the group of portable format files via a network of the distributed computing system and sends information related to the job to one scheduler of the group of different schedulers. The information allows the one scheduler to cause the group of portable format files to be distributed to the one or more workers.

Distribution of job in a portable format in distributed computing environments

Methods and system for registering callbacks and distributing tasks to technical computing works

One or more computer-readable media store executable instructions that, when executed by processing logic, perform parallel processing. The media store one or more instructions for initiating a single programming language, and identifying, via the single programming language, one or more data distribution schemes for executing a program. The media also store one or more instructions for transforming, via the single programming language, the program into a parallel program with an optimum data distribution scheme selected from the one or more identified data distribution schemes, and allocating the parallel program to two or more labs for parallel execution. The media further store one or more instructions for receiving one or more results associated with the parallel execution of the parallel program from the two or more labs, and providing the one or more results to the program.

Performing parallel processing of distributed arrays

A computing device-implemented method includes receiving a program, analyzing and transforming the program, determining an inner context and an outer context of the program based on the analysis of the program, and allocating one or more portions of the inner context of the program to two or more labs for parallel execution. The method also includes receiving one or more results associated with the parallel execution of the one or more portions from the two or more labs, and providing the one or more results to the outer context of the program.

Using parallel processing constructs and dynamically allocating program portions

A method, system and computer program product is disclosed for providing a distributed computing environment in which an arbitrary job manager or scheduler is able to be employed. In the distributed computing environment, a job is created in a host or client to include one or more technical computing tasks and submitted to the arbitrary scheduler in a portable format. Since the portable format of the job is independent of the platform structure of the scheduler, the schedule can handle the job regardless of the platform structure of the scheduler. The scheduler then transfers the job in the portable format to one or more remote workers. The present invention utilizes a portable format to submit the job to a scheduler and to distribute the job to remote workers so that any scheduler can receive and distribute the job to the remote workers.

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Loren P Dean