Friday, November 7, 10-11am

Do you need to run a computational model hundreds of times? Process thousands of images? If so, high performance computing systems like CU Boulder's Alpine can greatly accelerate your work by enabling you to run 100s to 1000s of iterations simultaneously (known as high-throughput computing, HTC).

This one-hour Primer* will introduce you to the available tools and techniques to quickly adapt your workflow for HTC!

Prerequisites: For this course you will benefit from having a Research Computing Account prior to the start of the training and a basic knowledge of CU Research Computing resources such as Alpine or Blanca. RMACC members should refer to our RMACC Access to Alpine page.

*What is a Primer? A Primer is a session that provides an introduction to concepts, systems, and tools. You can expect to leave "Primers" with an introductory-level understanding of the topic.