We are working to redevelop UCSD CSE 160 “Introduction to Parallel Programming” to make it more open and accessible. A major effort is moving from CUDA and nVidia GPUs to OpenCL. That will enable us to target a much broader set of hardware accelerators like vector processing units, tensor processing units, field-programmable gate arrays, multi-core processors, and other emerging architectures. The video presented at the Qualcomm University Platforms Symposium describes the efforts that we are undertaking. The intended outcome is making the curriculum – the slides, the programming assignments, the classroom materials, etc. all open-source. I hope this will make it easier for other educators to adopt and students outside of UCSD to learn more about parallel computing. Many thanks to Qualcomm and Intel for supporting these curriculum changes.