The room for this event is Langsam 462.
This workshop introduces participants to SLURM, a widely used job scheduling system for high-performance computing (HPC) environments, and is designed as a follow-up to the Intro to Linux/Intro to HPC session. Familiarity with Linux command line is expected. Attendees will learn how to submit, monitor, and manage computational jobs on UC’s supercomputing cluster ARCC2 using core SLURM commands such as sbatch, squeue, scancel, and salloc. The workshop will cover key concepts including partitions, job scripts, resource requests, and job arrays, providing practical examples to help users optimize their computing workflows. By the end of the workshop, attendees will have the foundational tools needed to work effectively in SLURM-managed environments.