Undergraduate Researcher Excels with Research Computing Help
This past summer, SU Professor Lisa Manning advised undergraduate student Alexandra Brown on a computational physics project as part of a research experience for undergraduate (REU) program hosted by the Syracuse Biomaterials Institute (SBI).
This guide provides enough guidance to submit and observe the successful completion of a first job.
How to use HPC Job Manager to show all Active jobs in the cluster.
Lean more about the syntax and arguments of batch commands. Also see examples and tips on how they’re implemented.
Building a Firm Foundation – Training Resources for Researchers
Lynda.com is an online library of high-quality video tutorials teaching a wide variety of software tools and skills. The full range of these tutorials are available freely to current Syracuse University faculty, students and staff. Continue Reading
Open Science Grid – Powered, in part, by OrangeGrid. In 2015, Syracuse partnered with the Open Science Grid (OSG) to contribute OrangeGrid compute resources to researchers within the OSG framework. Continue Reading
Introducing Larne Pekowsky, Syracuse University’s Cyberinfrastructure Engineer (CIE)
Successful research requires a deep knowledge of one’s subject area and is often aided when the researcher is fluent with the available computing resources. Continue Reading
These series of Computing Colloquies are designed to help campus researchers identify and make the most of the diverse array of campus computing resources available at Syracuse University. All faculty, students, and staff conducting, planning, or supporting research activities at Syracuse University are invited to the sessions. Continue Reading
To illustrate running a job under Condor, you will use a Monte Carlo method for computing π
This is an example of an embarrassingly parallel problem that can easily be run on the Campus Condor Pool. Continue Reading
To see what happens when a job fails, let us deliberately break the script hello.sh
