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A course for experienced users was organised on the 18th of May, aiming to brush up users on techniques for submitting unusual jobs, and help provide some more helpful hints and techniques. | A course for experienced users was organised on the 18th of May, aiming to brush up users on techniques for submitting unusual jobs, and help provide some more helpful hints and techniques. | ||
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Revision as of 13:00, 4 July 2018
HPC Advanced Course - 2018-05-18
A course for experienced users was organised on the 18th of May, aiming to brush up users on techniques for submitting unusual jobs, and help provide some more helpful hints and techniques.
File:HPC Advanced 20180518-GD.pdf
HPC Basic Course - 2018-05-17
A course for beginners was organised on the 17th of May, aiming to help absolute beginners to begin to use the main job scheduler, SLURM.
Basic Linux Course - 2018-04-19
A course basic Linux usage was organised on the 19th of April, to help beginner Linux users gain some skills in using Linux.
HPC Advanced Course - 2017-11-09
A course for experienced users was organised on the 9th of November, aiming to brush up users on techniques for submitting unusual jobs, and help provide some more helpful hints and techniques.
File:HPC Advanced course 2017-11-08-JV.pdf
File:HPC Advanced course 2017-11-08-GD.pdf
File:Checkpointing 2017-11-08.pdf
HPC Basic Course - 2017-10-30
A course for beginners was organised on the 30th of October, aiming to help absolute beginners to enhance their ability to use the main job scheduler, SLURM.
The slides for this course can be found here:
File:HPC basic course 20171025.pdf
HPC Teaching - 2017-06-07
A course for was organised on the 7th of June, aiming to help absolute beginners (and moderately experienced users) to enhance their ability to use the main job scheduler, SLURM.
The slides for this course can be found here:
File:Connecting with Secure Shell to the HPC 20170606.pdf
File:Submitting and monitoring jobs on the HPC 20170602.pdf