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There are no learning objectives for the Introduction to High Performance Computing lesson, although they do already exist for the original materials upon which they are based. A suggested ported set of learning objectives (curated to what's in the UNIVERSE-HPC version) are:
Why use a Cluster
Describe what an HPC system is
Identify how an HPC system could benefit you.
Connecting to a Remote HPC System
Configure secure access to a remote HPC system.
Connect to a remote HPC system.
Exploring Remote Resources
Survey system resources using nproc, free, and the queuing system
Compare & contrast resources on the local machine, login node, and worker nodes
Learn about the various filesystems on the cluster using df
Find out who else is logged in
Assess the number of idle and occupied nodes
Introduction to Job Scheduling
Submit a simple script to the cluster.
Monitor the execution of jobs using command line tools.
Inspect the output and error files of your jobs.
Find the right place to put large datasets on the cluster.
Accessing Software via Modules
Load and use a software package.
Explain how the shell environment changes when the module mechanism loads or unloads packages.
Transferring Files with Remote Computers
Transfer files to and from a computing cluster.
Running a Parallel Job
Install a Python package using pip
Prepare a job submission script for the parallel executable.
Launch jobs with parallel execution.
Record and summarize the timing and accuracy of jobs.
Describe the relationship between job parallelism and performance.
Using Resources Effectively
Look up job statistics.
Make more accurate resource requests in job scripts based on data describing past performance.
Using Shared Resources Responsibly
Describe how the actions of a single user can affect the experience of others on a shared system.
Discuss the behaviour of a considerate shared system citizen.
Explain the importance of backing up critical data.
Describe the challenges with transferring large amounts of data off HPC systems.
Convert many files to a single archive file using tar.
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There are no learning objectives for the Introduction to High Performance Computing lesson, although they do already exist for the original materials upon which they are based. A suggested ported set of learning objectives (curated to what's in the UNIVERSE-HPC version) are:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: