This workshop shows how to access Princeton's high performance computing resources. Discussion includes an overview of the Linux systems available at Princeton and how to connect and transfer files, run R and Stata programs on these systems, and submit jobs using a job scheduler called SLURM. In addition, time will be spent explaining the Linux commands used to manage files and directories.

Audience

Those with little or no experience working in a Linux environment.

Format

Lecture, discussion, and hands-on guided demonstration. 

Requirements

Strongly recommended that attendees bring a Windows or Mac laptop, and prior to the workshop, obtain accounts on the Princeton Linux systems Adroit and Nobel.  Registration forms for these systems can be accessed via Research Computing

Downloads

Presentation (PDF)