Seminar series resources

Released under CC license 2.0 unless noted otherwise.

2013

5th February: Research computing: structures and support at Newcastle University. Slides available from the Digital Institute, Dr Leonardo of HaSS and from ISS..

8 January: Using GPUs for parallel processing by Dr Stephen McGough. Slides available here and associated code here and here.

2012

4 December: SSH Tips and tricks for remote access to the university. Slides available here.

6 November: An overview of the R programming language by Dr Colin Gillespie. Slides available here.

9 October: Backup and disaster by Dr Stuart Petch. Slides (link) and a Linux backing up handout (link) are available for download.

6 March: Spatial Databases: storing and analysing location information in a database (zip file link- 15Mb) - Phil James

10 Jan: Quantum Turbulence and Supercomputing (pdf link- 19.6Mb) - Angela White

2011

28 Nov: An Introduction to Database Systems - a practical guide to getting started with PostgreSQL (zip file link) - Phil James

1 Nov:: Images and visualisation:

- An Introduction to Pattern Recognition (pdf) - Juliana Haggerty

- Data Beautiful: The Art and Science of Data Visualisation - Brigitta Zics, Tom Schofield (pdf),(web prezi).

4th Oct: Parallel computing, myths and truths (pdf) - Steve McGough

Conference material and related resources

Networking,
Programming Languages,
Source Control Systems,
Debugging Software,
Testing,
Visualising Data,
The Problem with numbers,
Libraries,
Copyright for Software Authors,
Databases,
Distributed Computing: Condor and other tools,
Using GPUs for fast processing,
Discussion Session A1 - Reproducibility of results, provenance and archiving ,
Discussion Session A2 - What makes good code good?,
Practical Session A3-1– grep, sed, awk,
Practical Session A3-2 - Python,
Practical Session A3-3 - Subversion,

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Networking

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Programming Languages

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Source Control Systems

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Debugging Software

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Testing

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Visualising Data

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The Problem with Numbers

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Libraries

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Copyright for software Authors

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Databases

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Distributed Computing: Condor and other tools

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Using GPUs for fast processing

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Discussion Session A1 - Reproducibility of results, provenance and archiving,

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Discussion Session A2 - What makes good code good?,

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Practical Session A3-1– grep, sed, awk,

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Practical Session A3-2 - Python

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Practical Session A3-3 - Subversion

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