UO Libraries, Research Advanced Computer Services (RACS), and the Lewis Center for Neuroimaging are pleased to announce our pilot Introduction to High Performance Computing workshop series. Targeted towards graduate students interested in conducting computational research, these interactive workshops will introduce UNIX commands, bash scripting, file management, OnDemand, Slurm, JupyterLab integration, and other best practices for working on Talapas, UO’s high performance computing cluster. Learn from experts in high performance computing and neuroscience!
No prior experience with the command line or high-performance computing is required, though experience with a programming language like Python or R will be helpful.
Schedule
· Monday, September 9th – Introduction to UNIX and Bash (Erin Winter, UO Libraries)
· Wednesday, September 11th – Bash Scripting, UNIX Permissions, Getting to Talapas (Erin Winter, UO Libraries)
· Friday, September 13th – Talapas Essentials: PIRGS, Slurm, Modules, and Partitions (William Winter, RACS)
· Monday, September 16th – Talapas for Researchers: OnDemand, JupyterLab, Environments, and File Management (Jolinda Smith, LCN)
· Wednesday, September 18th – [OPTIONAL] Office Hours while Talapas is down for maintenance
· Friday, September 20th – Applications of High Performance Computing (TBA)
Interested? Bring a laptop with the operating system of your choice to the DREAM Lab.
Feel free to drop in on sessions that seem most relevant to you. In order to make sure every participant can access Talapas during workshop sessions, advance registration is required.