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We will mainly use Tetralith at NSC for the examples for the course, but there is little difference in how you use the various HPC centres in Sweden and you should have no problems applying the knowledge to the other systems.

This course will consist of three days (9:00-16:00), one for each language. It is a cooperation between HPC2N, LUNARC, and UPPMAX.
This course will consist of three days (**9:00-16:00**), one for each language. It is a cooperation between HPC2N, LUNARC, and UPPMAX.

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Dates: 24-26 March 2025.
**Dates: 24-26 March 2025**

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NOTE: the course will NOT cover the topic of improving your programming skills in R, Matlab, and Julia. Likewise, we will not cover advanced techniques for code optimization.
**NOTE:** the course will **NOT** cover the topic of improving your programming skills in R, Matlab, and Julia. Likewise, we will not cover advanced techniques for code optimization.

NOTE if you are interested in running Python at Swedish HPC centres, then we recommend the course "Introduction to Python and Using Python in an HPC environment" which will run 24-25 April + 28-29 April. The first day is the introduction to Python and it is possible to just participate that day.
**NOTE** if you are interested in running Python at Swedish HPC centres, then we recommend the course "Introduction to Python and Using Python in an HPC environment" which will run 24-25 April + 28-29 April. The first day is the introduction to Python and it is possible to just participate that day.

Remote/online participation: The course will be completely online and we will use Zoom. More information about connecting and such will be sent to the participants close to the course.
**Remote/online participation:** The course will be completely online and we will use Zoom. More information about connecting and such will be sent to the participants close to the course.

Prerequisites: some familiarity with the LINUX command line (recordings from HPC2N's Linux intro here and UPPMAX Linux Intro here and also here), basic R, Matlab, or Julia, depending on which language(s) you are interested in. See below for links to useful material if you need a refresher before the course.
Schedule
**Prerequisites:** some familiarity with the LINUX command line (recordings from HPC2N's Linux intro here and UPPMAX Linux Intro here and also here), basic R, Matlab, or Julia, depending on which language(s) you are interested in. See below for links to useful material if you need a refresher before the course.

Full schedule can be found on the rendered presentations for each course day: https://uppmax.github.io/R-python-julia-matlab-HPC/
## Schedule

Day 1, Mon. 24. March
Full schedule can be found on the rendered presentations for each course day: <https://uppmax.github.io/R-python-julia-matlab-HPC/>

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9:00 - 16:00
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**Day 2, Tue. 25. March**

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Day 2, Tue. 25. March
Matlab

9:00 - 16:00

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**Day 3, Wed. 26. March**

Day 3, Wed. 26. March
Julia

9:00 - 16:00
- 9:00 - 16:00 Julia

Materials:
## Materials

Exercises and .rst files can be downloaded from the course's GitHub page: https://github.com/UPPMAX/R-python-julia-matlab-HPC
Rendered presentations can be found here: https://uppmax.github.io/R-python-julia-matlab-HPC/
Recordings are here: TBA
Q/A document for each day, as PDF: TBA

Links to refresher material:
## Links to refresher material:

This is NOT in any way mandatory for participation or part of the course. It is a list of links to useful refresher material for those who would like to read up on Julia/R/Matlab/Linux/etc. before the course.

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UPPMAX SLURM guide: https://docs.uppmax.uu.se/cluster_guides/slurm/
Material contained in the UPPAX intro course: https://www.uu.se/en/centre/uppmax/study/courses-and-workshops/introduction-to-uppmax

Time and Dates: 24-26 March 2025, three days, one for each language. 9:00 - 16:00 each day. The last hour each day will be used for extra time for exercises.
**Time and Dates:** 24-26 March 2025, three days, one for each language. 9:00 - 16:00 each day. The last hour each day will be used for extra time for exercises.

Onboarding: Friday, 21. March (1 hour - time to be decided)
**Onboarding:** Friday, 21. March (1 hour - time to be decided)

Location: ONLINE. Zoom link will be sent to participants a few days before the course.
**Location:** ONLINE. Zoom link will be sent to participants a few days before the course.

Deadline for registration: 17. March 2025
**Deadline for registration:** 17. March 2025

[Registration from HPC2N page](https://www.hpc2n.umu.se/events/courses/2025/spring/r-matlab-julia)

Participation in the course is free.

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UPPMAX accounts are only for local Uppsala people.
Everyone else must use NSC for the course.

Course project: As part of the hands-on, you may be given temporary access to a course project, which will be used for running the hands-on examples. There are some policies regarding this, that we ask that you follow:
**Course project:** As part of the hands-on, you may be given temporary access to a course project, which will be used for running the hands-on examples. There are some policies regarding this, that we ask that you follow:

You may be given access to the project before the course; please do not use the allocation for running your own codes in. Usage of the project before the course means the priority of jobs submitted to it goes down, diminishing the opportunity for you and your fellow participants to run the examples during the course. You can read more detailed information about the job policies of NSC here and NSC usage rules here.
The course project will be open 1-2 weeks after the course, giving the participants the opportunity to test run examples and shorter codes related to the course. During this time, we ask that you only use it for running course related jobs. Use your own discretion, but it could be: (modified) examples from the hands-on, short personal codes that have been modified to test things learned at the course, etc.
Anyone found to be misusing the course project, using up large amounts of the allocation for their own production runs, will be removed from the course project.
You will likely also be given access to a storage area connected to the compute project. Any data you store there should be course-related and if you wish to save it you should copy it to somewhere else soon after the course as it will be deleted about a month later.

The course uses compute resources provided by the National Academic Infrastructure for Supercomputing in Sweden (NAISS) at NSC partially funded by the Swedish Research Council through grant agreement no. 2022-06725.
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