Social sciences cluster computing (compute.cla)
Register here: z.umn.edu/compute-ws
Our 400-core Linux cluster computing environment, known as compute.cla, provides a responsive and convenient environment for social science researchers to develop and run computational tasks that don't require the resources provided by the Minnesota Supercomputing Institute. This small cluster is specifically tailored to the needs of liberal arts researchers.
The workshop will cover:
- CLA's Remote Windows and Linux Server
- Compute.cla, an HPC Linux Cluster
- Known which resources to use for different tasks
- Understand basic data storage options
FREE PIZZA WILL BE PROVIDED FOR THOSE WHO REGISTER IN ADVANCE
Bring your own beverage and laptop.
11 am - 12 pm (for new users)
12 pm - 1:30 pm (for new users and for people who know the basics)
For questions, please contact Carla Bates <cbates@umn.edu>