This event is a free, hands-on, interactive workshop that provides a pragmatic introduction to using Python on the HPC and Spear.
At the RCC, we offer many different ways to use Python on our systems, including Parallel Python, Cython, Anaconda, and a number of scientific and mathematical libraries.
Topics Covered
Specific topics covered include:
How to Prepare
Familiarity with the Python programming language is recommended but not required.
This is an interactive, hands-on workshop. Attendees are encouraged to bring a laptop computer if you are able to so that you can follow along during the presentation.
Before the workshop begins, be sure that you have installed an SSH client on your computer. If you have a Mac or Linux computer, an SSH client is already built into the operating system. If you have a Windows computer, refer to our instructions for how to setup an SSH client.
If you want, you can sign-up for an RCC account on our website. However, this is not necessary. If you do not have an account already, we will provide you a temporary account to use on our system during the workshop.
Instructor
This workshop will be led by Bin Chen, PhD, an Applications Specialist at RCC. Dr. Chen has many years of experience in high performance computing, scientific Python development, and other related technologies.
Location
The location of these workshops is Dirac Science Library Room 152 (map). NOTE: The entrance is located on the southeast corner of the building, across from the Oceanography building next to the parking garage. Use that entrance, not the main library entrance.
Thursday, November 8, 2018 at 1:45pm to 3:30pm
Dirac Science Library, Rom 152
110 North Woodward Ave, Tallahassee, FL, Tallahassee, FL https://www.lib.fsu.edu/dirac-science-library
Administration, Finance and Administration, FSU Research Computing Center, Information Technology Services
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