A class of approximately 90 minutes where you will learn how to use the systems Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The SciNet Users Group (SNUG) meetings are every month on the second Wednesday, and involve pizza, user discussion, feedback, and a half-hour talk on topics or technologies of interest to the SciNet community Part of SciNet User Group Meeting, TechTalk: Version Control, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

Qiyu Zhu and Colin Morris, undergraduates at the University of Toronto Computer Science department, will speak about work implementing the Cowichan Problems, a set of model problems similar to numerical HPC "kernels", in Erlang Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

A class of approximately 90 minutes where you will learn how to use the systems Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

This is a full-day course covering covers using C++ for scientific programming, with a focus on those features that are useful for scientific software development Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

Fortran, as the only major programming language designed explicitly for scientific programming, has come a long way since it's 1977 version which was sensitive to spacing layout, used computed gotos and with only arrays whose sizes could only be changed by recompiling Part of Intro to Scientific Programming with Modern FORTRAN, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

SciNet will be hosting an intensive week-long workshop on Scientific Parallel Programming, to be held on the University of Toronto St Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

A class of approximately 90 minutes where you will learn how to use the systems Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The SciNet Users Group (SNUG) meetings are every month on the second Wednesday, and involve pizza, user discussion, feedback, and a half-hour talk on topics or technologies of interest to the SciNet community Part of SciNet User Group Meeting, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

Doing large-scale computation can be much easier than recording the results of the computation Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

Fortran, as the only major programming language designed explicitly for scientific programming, has come a long way since it's 1977 version which was sensitive to spacing layout, used computed gotos and with only arrays whose sizes could only be changed by recompiling Part of Intro to Scientific Programming with Modern FORTRAN, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The SciNet Users Group (SNUG) meetings are every month on the second Wednesday, and involve pizza, user discussion, feedback, and a half-hour talk on topics or technologies of interest to the SciNet community Part of SciNet User Group Meeting, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The last few years have seen an explosion in interest for using graphics cards (graphics processing units, or GPUs) for general-purpose scientific computation Location: SciNet Teaching Room MaRS 1140

A class of approximately 90 minutes where you will learn how to use the systems Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

Sign up here for the second part of the Scientific Computing course Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The SciNet Users Group (SNUG) meetings are every month on the second Wednesday, and involve pizza, user discussion, feedback, and a half-hour talk on topics or technologies of interest to the SciNet community Part of SciNet User Group Meeting, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

We're re-starting the cross-campus GPGPU lunches - a way for us in different departments to exchange information on what we're doing, and talk together about new work in the area Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The SciNet Users Group (SNUG) meetings are every month on the second Wednesday, and involve pizza, user discussion, feedback, and a half-hour talk on topics or technologies of interest to the SciNet community Part of SciNet User Group Meeting, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

A class of approximately 90 minutes where you will learn how to use the systems Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

This is a one-day course that will introduce you to the various features of C++ with a focus on those that are useful for scientific software development Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The SciNet Users Group (SNUG) meetings are every month on the second Wednesday, and involve pizza, user discussion, feedback, and a half-hour talk on topics or technologies of interest to the SciNet community Part of SciNet User Group Meeting, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The 2012 Ontario Summerschool on High Performance Computing, whose second installment of this year is hosted by SciNet, provides attendees with opportunities to learn and share knowledge and experience in high performance and technical computing Part of Ontario Summer School on High Performance Computing, hosted by SciNet, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The SciNet Users Group (SNUG) meetings are held every month on the second Wednesday, and involve pizza, user discussion, feedback, and one or two short talks on topics or technologies of interest to the SciNet community Part of SciNet User Group Meeting, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

About Mark Ebersole: Part of SciNet Developer Seminar by Mark Ebersole (NVIDIA), Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)

The SciNet Users Group (SNUG) meetings are every month on the second Wednesday, and involve pizza, user discussion, feedback, and a half-hour talk on topics or technologies of interest to the SciNet community Part of SciNet User Group Meeting, Location: SciNet Conference Room (old location on McCaul Street)