Project 0: Alice Bian #21
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Repo Link: https://github.com/alice-bian/Project0-Getting-Started
Features:
Set up Remote Desktop on CETS Virtual Lab
Configured project through CMake GUI
Modified, built, and run CUDA project
Examined timeline through performance analysis
Used Nsight debugger to see threads
Confirmed WebGL support
Feedback: Overall, the instructions were very clear, and Piazza was a helpful place to work from. I'm thankful that a handful of students did not go anonymous because it helped me locate people who were using the same computer methods as me. I am working off of CETS Virtual Lab, and it would have been helpful to have a guide on which programs were already installed on CETS computers. For instance, I spent quite a while trying to install CUDA and Visual Studio before I realized they was already there. Also, admin permissions made it pretty complicated to find workarounds.