Parallel Programming with R is a two-hour intermediate-level course on using R for parallel computing. This course will cover:
- Writing parallel programs using R’s foreach, parallel and MPI packages, mostly focusing on foreach
- How to run parallel R programs using Slurm on the YCRC clusters
- How to install parallel R using Conda
A basic understanding of R and Slurm on the HPC clusters is helpful but not required.
Join the next parenting check-in session on Wednesday, September 23 at 1:30 pm via Zoom. The check-ins will serve as an opportunity for Yale community parents to check-in, share tips and tricks and concerns about our new normal of being parent(s), continued work responsibilities, and now the additional responsibility of homeschooling and managing the nuances of having babies and toddlers at home instead of daycare. The conversation will be a safe space for us to positively communicate and learn and grow from each other.
Join the next parenting check-in session on Wednesday, September 23 at 1:30 pm via Zoom. The check-ins will serve as an opportunity for Yale community parents to check-in, share tips and tricks and concerns about our new normal of being parent(s), continued work responsibilities, and now the additional responsibility of homeschooling and managing the nuances of having babies and toddlers at home instead of daycare. The conversation will be a safe space for us to positively communicate and learn and grow from each other.
Join the next parenting check-in session on Wednesday, September 23 at 1:30 pm via Zoom. The check-ins will serve as an opportunity for Yale community parents to check-in, share tips and tricks and concerns about our new normal of being parent(s), continued work responsibilities, and now the additional responsibility of homeschooling and managing the nuances of having babies and toddlers at home instead of daycare. The conversation will be a safe space for us to positively communicate and learn and grow from each other.
This two-day workshop will focus on the parallel constructs in MATLAB, their capabilities, and some of the common hurdles that you’ll encounter when using them. You’ll also learn how to run your MATLAB code on local HPC resources.
Join the next parenting check-in session on Wednesday, September 23 at 1:30 pm via Zoom. The check-ins will serve as an opportunity for Yale community parents to check-in, share tips and tricks and concerns about our new normal of being parent(s), continued work responsibilities, and now the additional responsibility of homeschooling and managing the nuances of having babies and toddlers at home instead of daycare. The conversation will be a safe space for us to positively communicate and learn and grow from each other.
This two-day workshop will focus on the parallel constructs in MATLAB, their capabilities, and some of the common hurdles that you’ll encounter when using them. You’ll also learn how to run your MATLAB code on local HPC resources.
This workshop follows our “Intro to HPC” workshop, expanding on parallelism and efficiency considerations. The workshop will review compute cluster architecture and proper job allocation. It will also cover a number of ways to make use of parallelism to improve performance of programs running on the cluster including:
- SimpleQueue
- High level parallelism in languages like R and Python
- Multi-threaded C programs
- MPI
Monitoring your jobs to understand their resource requirements and to make sure they are running efficiently, will also be covered.
Join the next parenting check-in session on Wednesday, September 23 at 1:30 pm via Zoom. The check-ins will serve as an opportunity for Yale community parents to check-in, share tips and tricks and concerns about our new normal of being parent(s), continued work responsibilities, and now the additional responsibility of homeschooling and managing the nuances of having babies and toddlers at home instead of daycare. The conversation will be a safe space for us to positively communicate and learn and grow from each other.
The Working Women’s Network (WWN) is proud to offer our members opportunities to remain connected while many of us are apart. WWN Together Wellness Check-Ins provide us with a space to center ourselves, communicate, and share as a community during this unprecedented time. The host for these sessions is Diane Frankel-Gramelis.
