Parallel Processing on Spartan HPC

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Learn Parallel Processing with this training workshop from Research Computing Services at the University of Melbourne.

Your trainer for this workshop is Lev Lafayette from Research Computing Services.About this Event:Parallel processing is how applications can scale to deal with large datasets and complex problems. In this course, an initial revision of parallel job submission on Spartan and parallel extensions available in some applications leads to a consideration of HPC system architecture and the various limitations and bottle-necks in parallel processing. This is followed with an introduction to the two core approaches in parallel programming, shared memory and distributed memory, using OpenMP threads and MPI message passing routines. A number of programming examples and opportunities for development are provided. Please bring your laptop and a desire to learn the basics of parallel processing. You will need an SSH client to access Spartan. If you are using Linux and MacOS there should be one built-in. If you are using MS-Windows an option such as Putty (http://putty.org) is recommended.This event is brought to you by Research Computing Services Infrastructure team.

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