This is the training session list for the user and the future user. Please note that all session will be given a lecture in Japanese.
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for Beginners
for tuning your program
for Application users
General-purpose CPU node Basics of acceleration techniques (Intel compiler)
In this training, we will explain the overview of Intel Compiler introduced in SQUID and OCTOPUS, various options available for Intel Compiler, and learn about tuning methods using these. It comes with a “free trial account” that allows you to use the supercomputer freely for one week.
Introduction to GPU Programming with OpenACC
In this introductory workshop, participants will learn the fundamentals of GPU programming using OpenACC. The session will begin with an overview of GPUs and GPU-based computation, followed by basic techniques for developing programs with OpenACC.
An introduction to supercomputer batch system
In this training seminar, we will explain the outline of the use of calculator (batch use) by submitting job scripts, which is necessary for calculations on supercomputers, and learn how to submit jobs to use the system of the Cybermedia Center. In the second half of the seminar, we will introduce advanced job submission methods such as applied techniques and container use. It comes with a “free trial account” that allows you to use the supercomputer freely for one week.
Proposed English Title: Practical GPU Programming with OpenACC
This advanced workshop focuses on practical GPU programming techniques using OpenACC. Participants will learn how to optimize their code for better performance, explore advanced tips and strategies, and understand how to run applications in parallel using multiple GPUs.
SX-Aurora TSUBASA Basics of acceleration techniques
In this workshop, we will explain performance measurement and basic tuning methods for the purpose of acceleration of programs that run on vector processors (SX-Aurora TSUBASA) installed on SQUID’s vector nodes.
It comes with a “free trial account” that allows you to use the supercomputer freely for one week.
An introduction to Parallel Programming (OpenMP/MPI)
In this training seminar, we will explain the basics and how to use parallel programming using the automatic parallelization function that can be used in general OpenMP, MPI, and Vector processor as parallel programming methods. It comes with a “free trial account” that allows you to use the supercomputer freely for one week.
