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SUMMARY:The Use of High-Performance Computing Services in University Setti
 ngs: A Usability Case Study of the University of Cincinnati’s High-Perform
 ance Computing Clusters
DESCRIPTION:Mahmoud Junior Suleman, Amy Latessa, Shane Halse, and Jess Kro
 pczynski (University of Cincinnati)\n\nHigh-performance computing (HPC) cl
 usters are powerful tools that can be used to support a wide range of rese
 arch projects across all disciplines. However, HPC clusters can be complex
  and difficult to use, limiting their accessibility to researchers without
  a strong technical background. This study used a mixed method to investig
 ate ways to make HPC clusters more accessible to researchers from all disc
 iplines on a university campus. \n\nA usability study of 19 university res
 earchers was conducted to understand the needs of HPC users and identify a
 reas where user experience could be improved. Our findings reveal the need
  to build a customized graphical user interface HPC management portal to s
 erve users’ needs, and to invest in workforce development by introducing a
 n academic credit-based high-performance computing course for students and
 , partnering with other faculties, to introduce special programs (e.g., St
 udent Cluster Competitions) which would draw more student interest.\n\nTag
 : Distributed Computing, Education, Emerging Technologies\n\nRegistration 
 Category: Workshop Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: Nia Alexandrov (Hartree Cen
 tre); Scott Lathrop (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign); Julie Mulle
 n (Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Lincoln Laboratory); and N
 itin Sukhija (Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania)\n\n
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