Welcome to the UC Davis ARE Research Computing Bootcamp Repo!
- Talk updated on 2024-11-19 for ARE 202A guest lecture. Also, see slides from @jaysayre about VS Code/Copilot, Makefiles, and GenAI in research
- agenda.md has the bootcamp's agenda
- talks has copies of talks from the bootcamp
- resources has some other links and setup guides that might be helpful
- examples has examples of a SLURM script to start a job on a Linux server, and an example of output with git commit hashes
Please feel free to fork the repo and submit pull requests with changes!
If you have forked this repo to your personal account, you can update your personal fork to match this original repo (upstream) by following Github's directions on how to sync a fork.
- This is a README.md file. It sits in the base of the repo and gives a general orientation. Because this file is written in (Github-flavored) markdown, Github can render it nicely.
- LICENSE.md file tells how your repo can be used by others.
- .gitignore file tells Git not to commit certain files. It's important to make sure you don't make private information like passwords, private keys, API keys, and sensitive data public. Git contains the entire history of the repo, so if you delete a file that has been committed, the file can be recovered from the repo.
- See [talk on Git and Github]https://github.com/magerton/research-computing-bootcamp/blob/master/talks/reproducible-research-git-data-management.md#what-is-git)
- Github.com's help page is great
- There are TONS of git-related resources to be found via Google