In the spring of 2004, Academic Computing launched the High Performance Computing (HPC) for Undergraduate Education pilot project with the objectives of: assessing the educational values of HPC clusters, identifying support requirements to provide reliable and effective service, and exploring the use of computational tools for undergraduate teaching. This presentation will review where the project stands and will report on HPC clusters' usage.
Phil Long, Academic Computing, Information Services & Technology (IS&T)
Introduction
Geoff Hulette, Academic Computing, Information Services & Technology (IS&T)
Slides shown during the presentation (ppt)
Computationally Intensive Computing (CIC) Discovery Project Notebook
http://web.mit.edu/is/discovery/intensive/
CIC Community of Practice: Research and Academic High Performance Parallel Computing
http://stellar.mit.edu/S/project/computationallyinten/
Parallel Mathematica Resource Access
MATLAB-MPI Resource Access
(if interested in trying the above resources contact Geoff Hulette at ghulette@mit.edu)
Academic Computing HPC Beowulf Project Cluster
http://hpcbeo2.mit.edu/