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DUNE computing tutorial basics - May 2023
The DUNE Computing Tutorial took place on May 24, and 25 at Fermilab (and Zoom) with a focus on accessing data, building code, and submitting batch jobs.
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Your role on DUNE
Undergraduate student
Graduate student
Postdoc
faculty or research scientist
computing expert
engineer/technical
Other:
Do you have a computing account at:
Fermilab
CERN
Other:
What do you want to use DUNE computing to do?
ProtoDUNE
DUNE far detector simulation
Other prototypes
Near detector simulation
Physics studies
Other:
What do you know?
C++
python
ROOT
Machine Learning algorithms
Other
Indicate which of these common (and uncommon) tools that you have working experience:
git
cmake
documentation
sam/metacat for data catalog
jobsub/POMS for grid jobs
GPUs and other advanced hardware
Unix command line
Other:
Indicate which tutorial sessions you attended.
Day 0: Pre-workshop setup to verify terminal access to
dunegpvmXX.fnal.gov
Day 1: Storage Spaces by Steven Timm
Day 1: Data Management by Steven Timm
Day 1: Introduction to art and Larsoft by Tom Junk
Day 2: Code-makeover on how to code for better efficiency by Tom Junk
Day 2: Expert in the Room - LarSoft How to modify a module by Tom Junk
Day 2: Grid Job Submission and Common Errors by Ken Herner
Day 2: Code-makeover - Submit with POMS by Ken Herner
Day 2: Expert in the Room Grid and Batch System
Other:
If you skipped a session of the workshop, why was that?
Schedule conflicts and overwhelmed by other commitments.
Had already familiarized myself with the topics between registration and the workshop start.
Realized the material covered would be too basic.
Realize the material covered would be irrelevant for me.
Anticipated that the materials were too advanced.
Was stymied by the setup pages.
Timezone issues.
An unexpected delay in getting your computer account initiated.
Other:
Which operating system were you using before/during the workshop?
Linux Distribution
MacOS
Windows
Other:
How confident are you at using the Unix Shell?
Novice
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Expert
Clear selection
How confident are you at storing data on FNAL or CERN systems?
Novice
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Expert
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How confident are you at managing your data on FNAL or CERN systems?
Novice
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Expert
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How confident are you at using art or LArSoft?
Novice
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Expert
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How confident are you at submitting batch jobs on the grid?
Novice
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Expert
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How confident are you at monitoring batch jobs on the grid?
Novice
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Expert
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As a whole, did your participation in this workshop accelerate your confidence?
Strongly Disagree
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Strongly Agree
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What would you say about the level of the material taught?
Too easy and basic
Just right
Too advanced
Data storage and mgmt
art and LArSoft
Job subs and mgmt
Too easy and basic
Just right
Too advanced
Data storage and mgmt
art and LArSoft
Job subs and mgmt
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How interested are you in joining as a mentor for future trainings? Reach out to any of the instructors via Slack if you would like to participate.
Not Interested
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Most Interested
Clear selection
Could you suggest any improvements to the tutorials?
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