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Comprehensive Learning for End-users to Effectively Utilize Cyberinfrastructure (COMPLECS) builds the skills needed to use supercomputers: Linux, parallel computing concepts, batch jobs, data management, security and interactive computing.
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Many computational and data processing workloads require pre-processing of input files to get the data into a format that is compatible with the user’s application and/or post-proc…
Understanding what a scheduler is and how it works is fundamental to learning how to run your batch computing workloads on high-performance computing (HPC) systems well. A schedule…
Knowledge of Linux is indispensable for using advanced CI. While GUIs are becoming more prevalent, being able to work at the command line interface (CLI) provides the greatest powe…
All users of advanced cyberinfrastructure, whether they develop their own software or use 3rd party applications, should understand fundamental parallel computing concepts. In this…
Interactive computing refers to working with software that accepts input from the user as it runs. This applies not only to business and office applications, such as word processin…
All users of advanced CI can benefit from a basic understanding of the hardware to determine which factors affect application performance. In this session we provide an overview in…
