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SCHEDULE: NOV 16-21, 2014
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Workshop on Best Practices for HPC Training
SESSION: Workshop on Best Practices for HPC Training
EVENT TYPE: Workshops
TIME: 8:30AM - 12:00PM
Organizer(s):Fernanda Foertter, Rebecca Hartman-Baker, Richard Gerber, Nia Alexandrov, Barbara Chapman, Kjiersten Fagnan, Scott Lathrop, Henry Neeman, Maria-Ribera Sancho, Robert Whitten
ROOM:294
ABSTRACT:
HPC facilities face the challenge of serving a diverse user base with different skill levels and needs. Some users run precompiled applications, while others develop complex, highly optimized codes. Therefore, HPC training must include a variety of topics at different levels to cater to a range of skillsets. As centers worldwide install increasingly heterogeneous architectures, training will be even more important and in greater demand. A good training program can have many benefits: less time spent on rudimentary assistance, efficient utilization of resources, increased staff-user interaction, and training of the next generation of users. Unfortunately, the most successful training strategies at HPC facilities are not documented. This workshop aims to expose best practices for delivering HPC training. Topics will include: methods of delivery, development of curricula, optimizing duration, surveys and evaluations, metrics and determining success. Lastly, the workshop aims to develop collaborative connections between participating HPC centers. http://hpctraining.github.io/SC14workshop/
Chair/Organizer Details:
Fernanda Foertter - Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Rebecca Hartman-Baker - iVEC
Richard Gerber - National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Nia Alexandrov - Barcelona Supercomputing Center
Barbara Chapman - University of Houston
Kjiersten Fagnan - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Scott Lathrop - Shodor Education Foundation and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Henry Neeman - University of Oklahoma
Maria-Ribera Sancho - BarcelonaTech
Robert Whitten - University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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