\section*{University of Wisconsin-Madison}
The Computer Sciences Department incorporates aspects of parallelism
into its graduate-level Operating Systems and Robotics courses.  
In addition, the
following courses are offered for graduate students.
\begin{itemize}
\item CS757: Advanced Computer Architecture II.

Topics include shared-memory MIMD machines, private-memory MIMD machines,
SIMD machines, parallel software, interconnection networks, and cache
coherence and dataflow.

\item CS838-3: Parallel Computing and Computation Science.

This is an experimental interdisciplinary course that introduces parallel
programming models and computation science techniques to computer
scientists, scientists, and engineers.  Data parallel, shared memory,
and message passing models are discussed.

\end{itemize}
