Event category: Training

Programming Formalisms

Programming Formalisms 5-9 May 2025 Collaboration with NBIS The goal of this highly-interactive 5-day course is to be able to develop academic software that you can trust to be ‘good enough’. We assume you have written code ‘that (sometimes) just works’. The course follows a formal development process from start to finish, with a selection Programming Formalisms

Using Python in an HPC environment

Using Python in an HPC environment 24-25 and 28-29 April 2025 This online four-day workshop, in collaboration with InfraVis, aims to give a brief, but comprehensive introduction to using Python in a Swedish academic High-Performance Computing (HPC) environment. It covers a wide range of levels in using Python and you can decide which days to Using Python in an HPC environment

Using Python in an HPC environment

Using Python in an HPC environment 24-25 and 28-29 April 2025 This online four-day workshop, in collaboration with InfraVis, aims to give a brief, but comprehensive introduction to using Python in a Swedish academic High-Performance Computing (HPC) environment. It covers a wide range of levels in using Python and you can decide which days to Using Python in an HPC environment

Introduction to Linux

Introduction to Linux 3 April 2025, 09:00-12:00 This 3-hour online course is an introduction to the Linux operating system (OS) that is used on most Swedish compute clusters, and is the most common OS in HPC clusters all over the planet. The course will consist of lectures, code-alongs, and interspersed exercises. This NAISS course is Introduction to Linux

Array computing in C++ using Eigen

Array computing in C++ using Eigen 5 March 2025 This course introduces students to high-performance array computing in C++ using the Eigen library, a versatile template library for linear algebra, matrices, and vectors. Participants will learn to leverage Eigen’s expressive syntax and optimized computations for efficient numerical operations. The course covers fundamental concepts such as Array computing in C++ using Eigen

Using ParaView and Trame for Scientific Visualisation on HPC resources

Using ParaView and Trame for Scientific Visualisation on HPC resources 26 February 2025 This training course introduces scientific visualization using the ParaView application. Participants will first learn the fundamentals of ParaView, including data loading, basic visualization techniques, and essential features for scientific data exploration. During the training, several example data sets will be examined and Using ParaView and Trame for Scientific Visualisation on HPC resources

Introduction seminar for Alvis users

Introduction seminar for Alvis users 5 March 2025 This seminar is for new and prospective users of the NAISS cluster for AI/ML, Alvis. You will learn all that you need to know to get started on the system. Date: 15 JanuaryTime: 13:15-15:00 Registration: https://indico.chalmers.se/event/185/.