Ohio Supercomputer Center Workshop: Computing Services to Accelerate Research & Innovation
IT@UC Research and Development and UC Libraries are hosting a one-hour workshop that will provide an introduction on the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) resources and how to use them.
The workshop will be offered Friday, Nov. 13, on both UCs East and West campuses at the following times and locations:
- 10:30-11:30 a.m., Health Sciences Library
- 1:30-2:30 p.m., Langsam Library, Room 475
Topics include:
- What is OSC?
- How can OSC help you?
- High Performance Computing (HPC) concepts
- Introduction to OSCs HPC services
- How to get access
- Governance; how you can participate
- Environment (operating system, connection methods, etc.)
- Introduction to non-interactive computing
- Data storage services
- Scientific applications
This workshop is open to anyone who might be interested in learning about OSC resources. To register for a workshop, visit www.osc.edu/nov13.
Contact Jane E. Combs, IT@UC Research & Development director, at combsje@ucmail.uc.edu with questions.
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