Hands-on, Interactive Tutorials
Learn new computational software, tools, and workflows. See our schedule for the current semester below.
Teach With Us
- Host a short course or workshop
- Help with a workshop
- Volunteer With Software Carpentry
Campus Cluster Program
The Illinois Campus Cluster provides access to computing and data storage resources and frees you from the hassle of administering your own compute cluster. Any individual, research team, or campus unit can invest in compute nodes or storage disks or pay a fee for on-demand use of compute cycles or storage space. Staffing and shared infrastructure fees are partially subsidized by campus to help keep your costs as low as possible!
High-performance computers have become essential to research in many disciplines across the Illinois campus, from astronomy to biology to chemistry on through the alphabet to zoology. The Illinois Campus Cluster is a campus-wide resource that meets this need for research computing cycles.
Campus Cluster User Guide
Campus Cluster HPC Training Videos
Upcoming Events for Fall 2019
Software & Data Carpentry |
The Hacker Within |
Interactive Learning Fridays |
PythonJanuary 30-31 This two-day workshop will cover the skills you need to succeed as all fields become data-driven. You may ask….what basic computing skills do I need as a researcher? How do I maintain my research code? How can I quickly and automatically process my experimental data? Skills this workshop teaches
Lunch Provided |
Spring Schedule – topics to be announced
Lunch & Social Time: 11:30am Presenter: Invited speakers (TBD) Lunch Provided |
Schedule for Spring 2020 forthcoming. |
GenomicsFebruary 6–7, 2020 This two-day workshop, hosted by HPCBio and CSE, will cover the skills you need to succeed as all fields become data-driven. You may ask….what basic computing skills do I need as a researcher? How do I maintain my research code? How can I quickly and automatically process my experimental data? Skills this workshop teaches
Lunch Provided |
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R + SQLFebruary 13–14, 2020 This two-day workshop will cover the skills you need to succeed as all fields become data-driven. You may ask….what basic computing skills do I need as a researcher? How do I maintain my research code? How can I quickly and automatically process my experimental data? Skills this workshop teaches
Lunch Provided |
Past Events
CSE Training on GitHub (includes materials from previous courses)