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1. Handling job output

   High Performance Computing Faculty, Postdocs, Researchers, Staff, Students Bash Script Redirection One simple method for handling the output of your job is redirecting the program output directly in your bash script ...

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2. Example Slurm Job Script

   High Performance Computing Faculty, Postdocs, Researchers, Staff, Students This is an example slurm job script for 28-core queues: #!/bin/bash # #SBATCH--job-name=test #SBATCH--output=res.txt #SBATCH--ntasks-per-node=28 #SBATCH--nodes=2 ...

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3. Editing Header: Creating New Pages in an ePortfolio (Digication)

   Digication ePortfolios Clubs, Faculty, Researchers, Staff, Students, Teaching Assistants In order to add a page, or edit pre-existing pages, you must edit the Header  of your ePortfolio. The header is locked by defult, ...

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4. Alternate Formatting of squeue

   High Performance Computing Faculty, Researchers, Staff, Students We now have a new command,  fqueue, that allows you to run squeue with different format featuring a larger space for Partition and Name, allowing ...

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5. Setting permissions in project spaces

   High Performance Computing Faculty, Postdocs, Researchers, Staff, Students All files in UNIX are owned by both a group and a user. There exist different sets of permissions for the group and user owner of every file. Each ...

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6. Understanding SeaWulf

   SeaWulf is a computational cluster using top of the line components from Penguin, DDN, Intel, Nvidia, Mellanox and numerous other technology partners.  Its name is a portmanteau of "Seawolf" and "Beowulf," the name of one of the first high performance computing clusters.

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7. Logging into SeaWulf

   High Performance Computing Faculty, Postdocs, Researchers, Staff, Students Please read about the login node before using the system. You will also need to set up DUO Authentication before using the system. Logging ...

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8. Passwordless SSH

   RSA keys allow users to SSH into a system without having to enter a password. Instead, a locally stored key file is authenticated using the RSA cryptosystem (read more here). This practically allows users to write automated scripts utilizing SSH login without having to compromise password security.

    

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9. SeaWulf Queues

   High Performance Computing Faculty, Guests, Researchers, Staff, Students How are the queues different? SeaWulf's queues (also known as partitions) mostly differ in the maximum runtime and number of nodes that can ...

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10. Brightspace: New Exam/Quiz Experience

    Exam/Quiz results are published, by default, students cannot see which ...

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11. Campus IT Professionals React to Nationwide Ransomware Threat

    faculty, staff, and students to remain vigilant and engaged. If you observe ...

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12. Cybersecurity Guidance From Enterprise Risk Management and Division of Information Technology

    the student and faculty/staff safe computing guide. Faculty and staff should ...

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13. Request Course Evaluation Exception

    or LEC and LAB courses are identical (same instructor, same students ...

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14. West E. Commons

    The West E. Commons feature 19 Dell Optiplex GX790-1010 computers for residents to use, along with Xerox printers. 2 COLA spaces, each seating 4 students, along with a projector for training are also available. All labs are equipped with an Epson Perfection scanner. All residential centers feature computer hardware and the most versatile software packages including: a text recognizing scanner program, Microsoft Office Professional for word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and presentations.

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15. HSC Library Commons

    • The HSC Commons (room 136),  21 Windows  PC's,  and 3 all in one printer/copier/scanners (color printing available), supported by DoIT
    • Student Consultant available for assistance
    • HSC schedules reflect only consultant availability - - Not actual hours operation

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