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SUMMARY:Developing an Effective HPC Training Program: A Process Example fr
 om One Research University
DESCRIPTION:Sandra Nite, Joshua Winchell, Dhruva Chakravorty, Trenton Gray
 , Wesley Brashear, and Marinus Pennings (Texas A&M University)\n\nBuilding
  an HPC training program, keeping the program fresh, and meeting the evolv
 ing needs of users can be challenging. Considerations for beginning a prog
 ram include the type of training, when to provide training, advertising me
 thods, and how to measure the effectiveness of the program. Planning to en
 sure the training program is effective as it continues to change involves 
 how often to offer a course, new hardware or software, time needed for ins
 tructor preparation, when to advertise the training schedule, and teaching
  strategies to engage users and provide the best learning environment poss
 ible. In this paper we describe the process we have developed over time to
  continue meeting the needs of our HPC community at Texas A&M University a
 nd beyond with our training program. The purpose is to provide one example
  of program development that could be useful to other institutions who are
  beginning an HPC training program.\n\nTag: Distributed Computing, Educati
 on, Emerging Technologies\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg Pass\n\nS
 ession Chairs: Nia Alexandrov (Hartree Centre); Scott Lathrop (University 
 of Illinois Urbana-Champaign); Julie Mullen (Massachusetts Institute of Te
 chnology (MIT), Lincoln Laboratory); and Nitin Sukhija (Slippery Rock Univ
 ersity of Pennsylvania)\n\n
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