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The material targets future users of a HPC infrastructure of any discipline. The learners are expected to have an introductory level of programming skills. Learners are expected to know how to submit a batch job on a HPC cluster. Further, knowledge on how to write functions in python are required. Basic `numpy` array commands are beneficial but not required to follow the course.
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This boils down to the fact, that learners should have completed:
-[hpccarpentry/hpc-intro](https://carpentries-incubator.github.io/hpc-intro/) or [hpc-in-a-day's](https://psteinb.github.io/hpc-parallel-novice/) first 4 lessons
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## Scheduler
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This material tries to be scheduler agnostic. Currently, it supports LSF and SLURM. The job scheduler type can be set with the `workshop_scheduler` variable in [_config.yaml](./_config.yaml).
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## How to Teach
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More information on how to teach this material can be found in the instructor notes under the `Extras` tab.
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