MATLAB sessions
This is a 3-day workshop.
Target audience: general
Level: beginner
Software: For Parallel MATLAB, all attendees will need a remote secure shell (SSH) client installed
on their computer in order to participate in the course exercises. On Windows we recommend
the free Home Edition of MobaXterm. On Mac and Linux
computers SSH is usually pre-installed (try typing ssh in a terminal to make sure it is there).
Also, please ensure you have the following:
- a supported browser
- a MathWorks account (if you don’t already have one please go here to create one)
The Parallel MATLAB session will also introduce submitting MATLAB parallel jobs on Cedar Monday afternoon. It would be helpful to have a Compute Canada account, but we will also be providing guest accounts.
Monday (July-06)
“Parallel MATLAB” with Raymond Norris
Please download the PDF slides:
- Parallel Computing Hands-On Workshop
- Scaling MATLAB on Compute Canada (from slide #12 to the end not officially supported until the scripts are deployed)
Today we will be submitting jobs to the reservation on Cedar:
cd ~/scratch
salloc --account=def-training-wa_cpu --reservation=wgss3-wr_cpu --mem-per-cpu=... --time=... <other_flags>
July-06
Tuesday (July-07)
“Machine learning with MATLAB” with Reece Teramoto
- PDF slides
- Clean exercise files (enter username “customer” and password “MathWorks”)
You can download individual files from your MATLAB drive to your computer. Alternatively, you can use the MATLAB Drive Connector to download entire directories.
July-07
Wednesday (July-08)
“Deep learning with MATLAB” with Reece Teramoto
- PDF slides
- Clean exercise files + large training dataset (enter username “customer” and password “MathWorks”)
You can download individual files from your MATLAB drive to your computer. Alternatively, you can use the MATLAB Drive Connector to download entire directories.
July-08