Stay tuned for the official Fall 2025 workshop dates!

The Oklahoma State University High Performance Computing Center (HPCC) is pleased to offer a series of hands-on workshops designed to help researchers, students, and professionals enhance their computational skills:

HPCC Workshop #1: Basics of Linux for Research Programming
Date: TBD |  Location: TBD

HPCC Workshop #2: Intermediate Linux for Scientists and Researchers
Date: TBD |  Location: TBD

HPCC Workshop #3: Beginning and Intermediate Bioinformatics
Date: TBD |  Location: TBD

Whether you're just getting started or looking to build on existing skills, these workshops are tailored to support research computing needs across disciplines.

Open to WSU faculty, staff, and students .

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3rd OAK Supercomputing Conference 

 

4th High-Perforance Security Workshop

 

NVIDIA, NetApp, and Mark III Systems are hosting an AI/Machine Learning Education Series for WSU and its greater community for Spring 2023.  These sessions are virtual and will feature industry experts in Machine Learning, who will dive into current trends around AI/ML via tutorials and hands-on rapid labs designed around practical AI education, delivered remotely via Jupyter Notebooks. This series will focus specifically on themes around ML and DL that might be of interest to greater WSU, including topics like getting started with ML and DL, anomaly detection with ML, computer/machine vision, getting started with containers and AI, digital twins with AI and NVIDIA Omniverse, and more.

 

The Office of Instructional Resources offers the Academic Resources Conference (ARC) each year for training, discussion, and reflection opportunities for all WSU/WSU Tech instructors and student-facing staff. On Wednesday's session of ARC 23, Dr. Terrance Figy will include the introduction of the high-performance computing system, BeoShock, at WSU.