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NEW *Remote work during campus shutdown*

The documentation is intended to provide general information on campus clusters, as well as on scientific computing. The documentation topics are listed on the left menu.

To jump right into computation, please see the Quick Start guide in Getting Started

If you wish to have documentation to be written on a specific topic, please e-mail us. 

 

To learn more about the Research Computing software, tools and compute resources available across campus, check out our Inventory of Research Computing Tools and Resources.

    • Getting Started
    • Pod usage
      • Slurm Job Scheduler
      • Available Programs
      • Containers
      • Running GPU jobs on Pod
      • Tensorflow
      • Pod's NSF Requirements
    • Basic Knot Usage
      • Computing Environment
      • Disk Information
      • Compiling with MPI and OpenMP
      • Example Job Submission Scripts
      • Intel Compilers and MKL
      • GPU nodes
      • Xeon Phi processors
      • Using X2GO for GUI login (Knot)
      • Using the Gnu 4.8 compilers
      • PGI compilers
      • Globus Online
    • Software
      • Scientific Software
      • Tensorflow
      • Keras (CPU version)
      • Matlab
      • Python
      • R on knot, braid, & pod
      • Mathematica
      • Lumerical
      • Vasp
      • Allinea debugger
      • Bioinformatics Tools
      • Gaussian
    • Social Sciences - Resources and Ideas
    • Windows Putty/XMing

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