Computing Workshops and Training Sessions
Learn about the KSU HPC system, applications, and various training sessions available. From Bayesian Statistics to optimal resource allocation on HPC using CPU/GPU, these workshops cover essential tools and techniques for researchers. Access slides, recordings, and request training to elevate your research capabilities at KSU. Get started by contacting tboyle@kennesaw.edu for personalized training sessions!
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Workshops from 2024
Title Description Slides Recording Making Research FAIR: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable KSU Library Open Access Week from October 21, 2024 Presentation Slides N/A Title Description Slides Recording ACCESSing Advanced National Supercomputing and Storage Resources for Computational Research KSU Library All Things Open Week from April 17, 2024 Presentation Slides Recording -
Center for Research Computing Presentation for RDSI Workshop 2023
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HPC Workshops from Spring 2023
TITLE DESCRIPTION LINK Stata on HPC Tom Boyle's session on "Stata on HPC" looks at how to install the statiscal program Stata and how to use it locally and on the KSU HPC. Optimal Resource Allocation on HPC using CPU/GPU: A case study of Python for Machine Learning Dr. Philip Abidoye's session describes his results on the KSU HPC with his handwriting analyses written in Python. Using Jupyter Notebook on the KSU HPC Dr. Philip Abidoye's session covers creating your own custom Anaconda environment and using Jupyter Notebook with it. -
HPC Workshops from Spring 2022
TITLE DESCRIPTION LINK Iteration vs Vectorization: NumPy (Python) This session by Dr. Ramazan Aygun will offer insight into benefits of using array programming versus traditional looping in your code. Iteration vs. Vectorization: Pandas Dataframe (Python) This session by Dr. Ramazan Aygun will offer insight into benefits of using array programming versus traditional looping in your code. Typical Day on the HPC for a Mac User This session by Tom Boyle will cover intermediate activities for Mac users that go beyond getting up and running topics. Typical Day on the HPC for a Windows User This session by Tom Boyle will cover intermediate activities for PC users that go beyond getting up and running topics. Slides / Recording (audio issue with recording, recreating)
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HIPAA Training from Fall of 2021
TITLE DESCRIPTION LINKS HIPAA Training Session 1 General Information Session with Dr. Anurag Shankar KSU NetID login required to access Teams Recording and Slide Deck HIPAA Training Session 2 Technical Information Session with Dr. Anurag Shankar KSU NetID login required to access Teams Recording and Slide Deck -
HPC Workshops from Spring 2021
TITLE DESCRIPTION LINK TO TEAMS Intro to HPC High-level overview Slides / Recordings Intro to Linux Linux Basics for new users Slides / Recordings Determining HPC Resources for Your Task Determining HPC Resources for Your Task Slides / Recordings Basic File Management and Editing on HPC Basic File Management and Editing on HPC Slides / Recordings Intro to HPC and Linux For users new to the HPC and Linux Slides / Recordings Introduction to Job Development Introduction to Job Development Slides / Recordings Introduction to Job Scheduling Introduction to Job Scheduling Slides / Recordings Scripts for Job Submissions Scripts for Job Submissions Slides / Recordings Job Management on the HPC Job Management on the HPC Slides / Recordings
If you need training or want to request training for your students or research team, please reach out to tboyle@kennesaw.edu to discuss your needs and schedule a time.