University IT
Linux for Bench Researchers
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Get started with the Linux operating system. This course covers basic commands, Slurm templates and checks, and how to use it for data analysis.
- Program Description
Behind many advanced research tools and workflows lies the Linux operating system. This course introduces Linux as a foundation for managing research data and computational tasks. Starting with core navigation and file management, participants build familiarity with command-line operations. The program also utilizes Slurm templates and checks, providing a framework for working with high-performance computing environments. By the conclusion, participants see how Linux enables efficient data handling, scalable analysis, and integration with AI-driven research methods.
- Learning Objectives
Learning Objectives:
- Become familiar with basic Linux commands for navigating the operating system.
- Learn how to use Slurm templates and checks.
- Understand how to use Linux for data analysis in a research environment.
- Topic Outline
Topics Covered:
- Simple Linux commands
- Slurm templates
- Slurm checksKey Takeaways:
- Confidence with core Linux navigation and command-line operations.
- Practical use of Slurm templates and system checks for research computing.
- A solid foundation for data-heavy workflows and AI-enabled analysis.- Prerequisites
Prerequisites: None
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Special Group Rates
For groups of 5 or more, special rates are available. Please contact techtraining@stanford.edu for more details.
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