This fall term, OIT’s Research and Data Science Services Team, in coordination with the Center for Research Computing and the Data Science Institute, is offering more free workshops to the SMU community.
All workshops are 10-12 in Ford Hall 124 unless otherwise noted. No registration is required, just walk right in.
October
| 10/04 | Introduction to HPC |
| 10/05 | Deep Learning in Python FLE 109 12:30-2:30 p.m. |
| 10/14 | C++ Programming Workshop: Part 4 |
| 10/18 | Using MPI |
| 10/25 | Bridging C++ and Python |
| 10/28 | C++ Programming Workshop: Part 5 |
November
| 11/01 | Introduction to HPC |
| 11/08 | Bridging C++ and R |
| 11/11 | C++ Programming Workshop: Part 6 |
Drop-In Office Hours
Do you need some one-on-one assistance with your programming or data mining? Drop-in office hours are available to the SMU faculty, staff, and students on Monday and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in Ford Hall, room 124. No appointment is necessary.
Getting Started with Basic Computational Skills
Do you want to get started but don’t know where to begin? Several resources are available online to help with basic computational skills.
- LinkedIn Learning
LinkedIn Learning offers dozens of online courses on data mining, programming, and related topics. - O’Reilly Learning Platform for Higher Education
O’Reilly Learning Platform offers tech and business content, with training videos, case studies, certification prep, & more - Introduction to Python for Text and Data Mining
This GitHub repository hosts Python sessions for DHRI and includes Intro to Text and Data Mining (TDM) with Python with Binder links.
Prerecorded Video Workshops
Don’t forget that if the times for the workshops above do not work with your schedule, several have been pre-recorded and are available on-demand.
Additional recorded workshops can be found on the Center for Research Computing website.
More Information
For more information or to request a consultation, feel free to email help@smu.edu.
Update 10/13/2022: Date change.
