Introduction to Conda
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Learning objectives: Participants will learn how to effectively use Conda to create environments for software development, and how to create files that manage the installation procedure for complex dependencies.
Knowledge prerequisites: Ideally the participants are familiar with the Linux command line, can traverse the file system, and create and edit text files from the command line. While not strictly required it will greatly improve the participants' take-aways. Apart from the course offered by PICSciE ‘Intro to the Linux Command Line’, there are numerous tutorials on the web.
Hardware/software prerequisites: Access to a Linux or Mac Terminal preferred (the instructor is of limited help on Windows). Alternatively, participants can log in to Campus resources, such as Adroit. Please review this guide.
Workshop format: Presentation and hands-on.
Speakers
Lucas Sawade
Graduate Student, GEO
Princeton University
Lucas Sawade is a fourth year graduate student in the Department of Geosciences at Princeton. Lucas’ research focus lies on the inversion of earthquake source parameters using synthetic seismic data simulated in three-dimensionally (3D) heterogeneous, global Earth models. Forward simulation of seismic waves in a 3D Earth is a computationally expensive task, making high-performance-computing a central part of his research.
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