Linux 1 - Introduction to Linux
This two day course will cover the very basics of Unix/Linux. It serves as an introduction to those who are completely new to Linux. Both days have extended hands-on exercises.
Find our upcoming trainings and events at www.csc.fi.
This site is an archive version and is no longer updated.
2017
This two day course will cover the very basics of Unix/Linux. It serves as an introduction to those who are completely new to Linux. Both days have extended hands-on exercises.
This one day hands-on course introduces the participants to single-cell RNA-seq data analysis concepts and tools. Depending on your background, choose EITHER: 1) RNA-seq data analysis with Chipster (Friday, no prerequisites) OR 2) Single cell RNA-se data analysis with R (Thursday, previous experience with R and command line tools required). On Friday, the free and user-friendly Chipster software is used in the exercises, and teaching is provided by Eija Korpelainen and Maria Lehtivaara, CSC. On Thursday the teaching is provided by external lecturers working in the field and tool development. This course is organized in collaboration with the Doctoral Programme in Biomedicine (DPBM) of University of Helsinki (http://www.helsinki.fi/dpbm/).
This hands-on course introduces the participants to single-cell RNA-seq data analysis concepts and tools. It consists of two alternative days, please select based on your computational background EITHER 1) 28.9 Single cell RNA-seq data analysis with R (previous experience with R required), OR 2) 29.9 Single cell RNA-seq data analysis with Chipster (suitable for everybody)
How to use CSC computing resources for spatial analysis.
The course introduces the basics of parallel programming with the message-passing interface (MPI) and OpenMP paradigms. The course consists of lectures and hands-on exercises.
You are warmly welcome to hear an update on RDA and its latest outputs after the 10th RDA Plenary in Montreal, and to discuss and share your thoughts about the future of RDA.
This webinar presents the basics for getting into using open source mathematics software GNU Octave and SageMath on CSC's Taito cluster. The webinar contains a short introduction and a couple of example cases. No prerequisite knowledge about the software are assumed.
This course will give a practical introduction to using CSC's Pouta cloud services.
This one day course focuses on using the CSC environment which has been tailored for researchers to be easy and efficient for scientific use.
This training course addresses the fundamentals and programming of the D-Wave 2X. A combination of lectures and hands-on practical labs will guide the students through the quantum phenomena harnessed in quantum computers, to examples in constructing their own quantum algorithm. It concludes with a hands-on laboratory in which students will formulate and execute programs on a live quantum computer in Canada.
Foundation course for working with structural mechanics simulations in ANSYS Workbench.
In the webinar we introduce basic usage of Notebooks, demonstrate how lecturers can use power user features to create customised course environments and host QA to answer your questions about the service. The introduction part takes about 20 minutes.
Do you have an understanding of the fundamentals of wireless technology? Do you know how WLAN work and how it's managed day-to-day? Do you have the ability to install, configure and troubleshoot and maintain wireless networks within small business or Enterprise deployments?
Get an introduction to power usage of the Schrödinger Maestro molecular modeling suite including hands-on training.
This course is aimed at people who wish to start learning R programming from scratch. No previous experience with R or other programming languages is expected.
This two day course addresses the technical architechture and use cases of Spark, setting it up for your work, best practices and programming aspects.
Blender is free and open source 3D creation suite, that supports the entire 3D pipeline. Many aspects of Blender will be demoed, depending on the interests of the participants. The focus will be on rendering imported meshes, and creating geometry.
Why should you manage your data? What are the good practices managing your research data? How does CSC help you and provide tools for your data management in the different phases of your research? This is the first webinar of the series "Love your data! CSC´s research data management webinars"
This course provides a short introduction to python programming and Biopython tool library
You can find datasets for your purposes with a help of discovery services as Etsin and B2FIND. Some issues must be taken into consideration when using another researcher's data in your own research. What are they and how can you minimize the risks? This is the second webinar of the series "Love your data! CSC´s research data management webinars".
Various aspects of the data and its use are to be considered already when planning the research project. This webinar gives an overview to the storage services produced by CSC and how these services can be applied during the lifecycle of your research data. This is the third webinar of the series "Love your data! CSC´s research data management webinars".
CSC recommends sharing research data whenever possible. This webinar tells you about several services that enable you to share data within a project or for a wider audience. From the perspective of making the data freely available, it is important to define the terms and conditions under which persons interested in using the data can know whether there are any restrictions on its use. This is the fourth webinar of the series "Love your data! CSC´s research data management webinars".
This course gives a thorough introduction to programming GPUs using the directive based OpenACC paradigm. The course consists of lectures and hands-on exercises. Topics of this course include the basic usage of OpenACC, as well as some more advanced issues related to profiling, performance and interoperability with CUDA.
This is a continuation course to Linux 1 - Introduction to Linux.
Korkeakoulujen IAM-verkosto sparraa organisaatioiden identiteetinhallinnan (IdM/IAM) kehittämistä.
Kohti vahvempaa tunnistamista -työpajassa harjoitellaan vahvemman tunnistusmenetelmän käyttöönottoa Hakaan liitetyssä palvelussa (SP) tai tunnistupalvelimella (IdP)
Introducing Apache Syncope 2.0 for open source identity management in collaboration with Haka IAM network
Kurssi koostuu neljästä eri modulista, joissa harjoitellaan tietoturvapoikkeamien käsittelyyn vaadittavia perustaitoja. Kaikki kouluttajat ovat Funet CERT:n jäseniä. Kurssin materiaali on englanniksi, koulutuskielenä Suomi.
Korkeakoulujen IAM-verkosto sparraa organisaatioiden identiteetinhallinnan (IdM/IAM) kehittämistä.
Korkeakoulujen IAM-verkosto sparraa organisaatioiden identiteetinhallinnan (IdM/IAM) kehittämistä.
Koulutuksessa tutustumme Nessus -haavoittuvuusskannerin peruskäyttöön sekä Funet Tutkain -palvelun hyödyntämiseen oman verkon auditoinnissa. Valinnaisena työpajapäivänä tehdään paljon käytännön harjoituksia liittyen skannausten ja raportoinnin automatisointiin.
Did you attend the Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA) course and decide you want to learn more? Do you want to take the next step towards becoming a real expert on Wi-Fi? We are now offering a continuing course that covers the major topics of Certified Wireless Design Professional (CWDP) and Certified Wireless Analysis Professional (CWAP).
Tosca Structure -ohjelmistolla voi ratkoa erilaisia mekaanisten rakenteiden optimointiin liittyviä tehtäviä.
2018
Learn to use Python for spatial analysis and data management.
This webinar introduces the participants to the VirusDetect pipeline that can efficiently analyze large scale small-RNA (sRNA) datasets for both known and novel virus identification. VirusDetect pipeline is available on CSC's Taito server, and in free and user-friendly Chipster software.
HPC-Europa3 funds 3-13 week research visits to nine European countries by providing travel and accommodation expenses, as well as, resources from the target country supercomputing center. HPCE3 facilitates creating new and strengthening existing international scientific collaboration and gives access to resources not accessible at home organization. All levels of researchers can apply, also to and from industry, as long as results can be published and research requires HPC. Programme runs until April 2021 and applications are reviewed four times every year. More info and online application: www.hpc-europa.eu
This course is aimed at people who wish to start learning R programming from scratch. No previous experience with R or other programming languages is expected.
In this course you will learn how to clean up, manipulate and visualise your data using the efficient workflows available in RStudio and the tidyverse packages. These central data science skills are usually also called data wrangling and exploratory data analysis.
The Taito supercluster environment provides a good platform for running computing intensive bioinformatics analysis. However, to be able to utilize Taito effectively, you must understand how the batch job system works in Taito.
This course day provides an introduction to the basic features of the cPouta cloud and demonstrates how a virtual bioinformatics server is set up in cPouta.
This one day hands-on course introduces the participants to single-cell RNA-seq data analysis concepts and tools using the free and user-friendly Chipster software. No previous knowledge of Unix or R is required!
This course addresses hybrid programming by combining OpenMP and MPI, as well as more advanced topics in MPI. Also, parallel I/O is discussed and exemplified in the course.
Analyzing vector and raster data with R and its spatial packages.
This course provides a comprehensive, tutorial-style, hands-on, introductory and intermediate-level treatment to the essential ingredients for molecular modeling and computational chemistry using modern supercomputers. Standard approaches such as classical and ab initio molecular dynamics, electronic structure models as well as several more special topics are explained and exemplified by prominent researchers in the field.
Teaching researchers in sustainable software development
This one day course will introduce you to scripting techniques on Unix/Linux.
This course covers the modern features of the Fortran programming language. Topics include object-oriented features, language interoperability and several other enhancements available at the Fortran 2008 standard. In addition, a way to express distributed memory parallelism via Fortran coarrays will be discussed in detail.
The course includes topics on code optimization for x86 platforms and efficient code parallelisation using OpenMP threading. Advanced aspects of threading and optimization, such as new features in OpenMP 4.5, will be covered during the course. Some performance aspects of hybrid MPI+OpenMP programs will also be discussed.
This webinar introduces the participants to the GIS software and spatial data in Taito. The webinar contains a short introduction and a couple of example cases.
A one day introductory course presenting how to manage aerial LiDAR datasets using different tools.