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HPC Workshops

The Division of Information Technology at the University of Maryland has been offering workshops on various High Performance Computing topics since the debut of our "HPC Programming Bootcamp" in 2010. In 2019 and 2020, we have expanded our offerings, trying to make the offerings more varied to better fit the range of needs of our researchers on the cluster; for new users we are offering a series of introductory workshops.

This page presents an overview of the various offerings. Click on the Workshop name for more information.

Workshop
Name
Description Target Audience Cost Length Frequency
Introduction
to High
Performance
Computing
This is an introductory workshop covering:
general HPC concepts
accessing the cluster
transferring files
submitting jobs
new users to the Zaratan or Juggernaut clusters free half-day multiple times a year
Introduction to Unix This introductory workshop covers: Linux/Unix commands, shell scripting, accessing data in various formats on Unix. users with no or limited Linux/Unix experience free half-day multiple times a year
Introduction to Compiling Software This introductory workshop covers: installed compilers & MPI libraries, build tools, Makefile rules, building singularity containers. users with basic Linux/Unix experience free half-day multiple times a year
Introduction to Python This introductory workshop covers: development environments for Python, installing Python packages, multi-threaded & multi-process applications. users with basic knowledge of Python free half-day multiple times a year
Introduction to Parallel Computing This introductory workshop covers parallelization techniques with focus on openMP for multithreaded and MPI for multi-process applications. users with basic Linux/Unix experience free half-day multiple times a year
Introduction to HPC
Workshop Series
This workshop series covers most topics of the above introductory workshops, stretched over several weeks. users with no or limited Linux/Unix experience free 2 hours per session Fall & Spring semesters
HPC Programming Bootcamp An intense introduction to the concepts of programming on HPC systems, including profiling, optimization, multithreaded programming using OpenMP, and a very brief discussion of distributed memory parallelism and MPI. advanced users with programming skill modest cost 4 days once or twice a year
Parallel Computing with MATLAB This workshop covers using parallel processing paradigms within MATLAB, especially using the Parallel Computing Toolbox, and sending tasks to the HPC cluster using Parallel server. MATLAB users, especially those on HPC clusters free half-day once or twice a year
MATLAB ML/Stat and DL Toolboxes This workshop covers MATLAB tools for implementing and processing Machine-Learning/Statistics and Deep-Learning workloads. MATLAB users, especially those on HPC clusters free half-day once or twice a year


Recently offered and upcoming workshops:

Fall 2024 Semester, Mondays 12:00 - 2:00 PM:
Introductory HPC Workshop Series
2024 April 25, 12:00 - 3:00 PM:
Introduction to High-Performance Computing Workshop
2024 April 22/29, 12:00 - 2:00 PM:
Introduction to High-Performance Computing Workshop
(Part 1: using the Open-OnDemand web portal; Part 2: using command-line shell)
2024 January 22, 1:00 - 4:30 PM:
Introduction to Python on HPC Workshop
2024 January 19, 1:00 - 4:30 PM:
Introduction to Software Parallelization on HPC Workshop
2024 January 18, 1:00 - 4:30 PM:
Introduction to Compiling Software on HPC Workshop
2024 January 17, 1:00 - 4:30 PM:
Introduction to Unix Workshop
2024 January 16, 1:00 - 4:30 PM:
Introduction to High-Performance Computing Workshop
Summer 2023 workshop series:
All-day workshop series with focus on code parallelization and Matlab offerings - open to all interested users:
2023 May 30 2PM:
Introduction to High-Performance Computing Workshop





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