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*'''Galaxy Overview: The Basics'''
 
*'''Galaxy Overview: The Basics'''
 
**Download [[Media:Galaxy_Overview.pdf|the slides]] from the presentation.
 
**Download [[Media:Galaxy_Overview.pdf|the slides]] from the presentation.
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*'''Next Generation Sequencing Data Techniques: Reference-Based Mapping and de Novo Assembly'''  
 
*'''Next Generation Sequencing Data Techniques: Reference-Based Mapping and de Novo Assembly'''  

Revision as of 15:36, 26 September 2013

At the UF Research Computing we strive to make our resources accessible, efficient, and easy to use. An important part of the effective research computing is the knowledge of how to apply the many available tools in a productive and efficient manner. Comprehensive and clear documentation, well-structured training, and individual help we provide are all means of achieving that goal. We run a series of training sessions and tutorials during each semester of the school year and in the Summer. These sessions are mostly oriented towards biological computing, but many of them reflect the aspects of the HPC resources that apply to other disciplines as well. See the Training Category pages for the records of the previous sessions, to download presentations and handouts, and to propose topics of interest to you.

The previous training series included 'Introduction to UFRC', 'Introduction to Linux Command Line and Job Submission Scripts', 'Introduction to Galaxy at UFRC', 'Running phylogenetics applications at UFRC', 'Modules and basic submission scripts', 'Working with NGS data', 'Introduction to Perl', 'Perl in practice', 'Statistical analysis at UFRC', 'R and SAS in practice', and 'Parallel Computing'.

Please see the schedule of training sessions and other Research Computing events below. Please check the calendar before a session as the schedule may change.



Resources

The most recent set of slides and handouts from the training sessions are listed below. Updated copies of training material will be posted shortly before each session.

  • Next Generation Sequencing Data Techniques: Reference-Based Mapping and de Novo Assembly


  • Introduction to Molecular Dynamics Simulations with AMBER
    • Speaker: Dr. Dhruva Chakravorty
    • Download the slides from the presentation.


  • Phylogenetic Analyses
  • Introduction to GPUs
    • Speaker: Dr. Charles Taylor
    • Download the slides from the presentation.