UMD NVIDIA CUDA Center of Excellence


Directions to UMD College Park campus

Getting to campus from the Capital Beltway

Get onto the NNE area of the Beltway (a circular highway that runs all the way around DC). Take exit 25-South from the Beltway onto Route 1 (also known as Baltimore Ave). This exit is immediately to the east of the Beltway/I95 interchange.

Continue about 2 miles south on Route 1. The main entrance to the campus is on your first right (on Campus Drive) after you pass Jerry's subs and pizza.

Getting to campus from Route 1 North

If you are coming from DC, you might find it easier just to go north on Route 1. This does involve a fair bit of traffic, traffic lights, and confusion, so it is not particularly recommended for people from out of town.

Coming from the south, once you get into College Park, there will be traffic lights at Knox Road, College Ave, Rossborough Drive, and Campus Drive. Turn left on Campus drive.



Directions to CSIC Building

The UMD NVIDIA Center of Excellence meeting will take place in the Computer Science Instructional Center (CSIC) on the University of Maryland Campus. Parking is available in the visitor lot on Paint Branch Drive for $1/hr or up to $8/day.

Computer Science Instructional Center
Building 406, Paint Branch Drive
College Park MD 20742-3289

How to get to CSIC from the Main Campus Entrance

After entering campus on Campus Drive, make your first right onto Paint Branch Drive. CSIC is the first building on your right. Visitor parking is available further down at the Paint Branch Drive Visitor Parking Lot. To get there, proceed past the next two stop signs. The visitor lot is to your left. There is also some limited meter parking in lot XX.

 

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Paint Branch Drive Visitor Parking Lot

The lot is open from 7am - 6:30pm, Monday through Friday. The cost is $1.00 per hour with a maximum of $8.00 per day. Any vehicles left in the parking lot when the lot closes will receive a parking ticket of $20.00. The exit gate will be left open at closing.


The above directions have been adapted from the directions to the Computer Science Department, HCIL Symposium, and CSCAMM pages.

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