Training & Education
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for one day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”
We want our users to be able to optimally use our HPC systems. Therefore, the MPCDF provides training and educational events for the MPG and its partners. From the basic introduction of how to use our systems to focused advanced workshops and lectures, we give our users the means to master their work on our systems.
Courses and workshops arranged by or in collaboration with the MPCDF
Upcoming Events
No events planned
Past Events
| 2021, November | Advanced HPC Workshop | online |
| 2021, October | Introduction to git/gitlab and gitlab CI | online (IPP) |
| 2021, October | GPU Bootcamp with NVIDIA | online |
| 2021, October | Introduction to MPCDF Services | online |
| 2021, October | Python for HPC | online |
| 2021, July | GPU computing on the new HPC system Raven | online |
| 2021, April | Introduction to MPCDF Services | online |
| 2020, November | Advanced HPC Workshop | online |
| 2020, November | Python for HPC Workshop | online |
| 2019, November | Advanced HPC Workshop | MPCDF |
| 2019, April | Python for HPC Workshop | MPCDF |
| 2018, November | Advanced Python/HPC workshop | MPCDF |
| 2018, May | Advanced Python/HPC workshop | MPI-PKS (Dresden) |
| 2017, November | Advanced HPC workshop | MPCDF |
| 2017, September | Deep Learning workshop | MPCDF |
| 2015, May | GPU Programming Workshop | RZG (MPCDF) |
| 2014, June | International HPC Summer School | Budapest, Hungary |
| 2014, May | GPU Programming Workshop | RZG (MPCDF) |
| 2013, November | Intel Tools Workshop | MPI for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences |
| 2013, June | International HPC Summer School 2013 (EU+US+Japan) | New York, USA |
| 2013, April | Intel Tools Workshop | Albert-Einstein Institute (Potsdam) |
| 2013, March | Introduction to GPU Programming | RZG (MPCDF) |
| 2012, November | Intel Software Training | RZG (MPCDF) |
| 2012, June | EU-US Summer School | Dublin |
Training programmes of other institutions
There are many regularly offered courses, both fundamental and advanced ones, in different topics of scientific computing. Consider e.g. the following: