Course: Introduction to Python and Using Python in an HPC environment

This online 4-day workshop aims to give a brief, but comprehensive introduction to using Python in a Swedish academic High-Performance Computing (HPC) environment. It covers a wide range of levels in using Python and you can decide which days to follow.

If you are a complete beginner, perhaps the first day(s) is sufficient for you, but you may follow the other days as well for inspiration. If you already are a Python programmer you could still benefit from attending the login session the first day.

Course: Introduction to Kebnekaise, 20 January 2026

This iś an ONLINE course.

We begin with an introduction to HPC and HPC2N, before going on to a walk-through of the Kebnekaise system, including the newest hardware.

After that, we go through the module system and take a look at how to submit jobs. During the hands-on you will get the opportunity to try loading modules, compile a program, and submit a job to the Kebnekaise cluster. We will look at how to use both the different types of CPUs, and the different types of GPUs.

Linux Command Line 201 (formerly "Intermediate Bash and Linux")

In this 6-hour, 2-day ONLINE workshop you will learn how to work smarter from a command line. You can follow either day or both. 

Doing so, you will learn more Bash commands, scripting and some quality of life topics. 

Course: Introduction to Python and Using Python in an HPC environment, 27 Nov, 28 Nov, Dec 1, Dec 2

This online 4-day workshop aims to give a brief, but comprehensive introduction to using Python in a Swedish academic High-Performance Computing (HPC) environment. It covers a wide range of levels in using Python and you can decide which days to follow.

Course: Selecting software modules

CANCELLED DUE TO TOO FEW REGISTRATIONS!

This course is given under NAISS, by staff working at the branches located at LUNARC, HPC2N, and C3SE. 

This ONLINE NAISS course will be an introduction to version control, with a strong focus on Git.

Some of the main concepts, like repositories, commits, trees, branches, and merges will be covered, as will many of the basic commands, like clone, add, push, pull, commit, and fork. We will also go one step beyond the basic concepts and explain the fundamentals of how commits and branches can be manually created by using so-called "plumbing" (low-level) subcommands.

Course: Linux Command Line 101