Feedback for Foundations Workshops

We are eager to hear about the research computing topics that Columbia's researchers need better knowledge of so we can develop workshops that address these areas. Please complete the survey below to let us know about your lab's instructional needs.

You can always email [email protected] if you have questions about Foundations' workshops.

Would you be interested in advising Foundations for Research Computing and providing input on the direction of the trainings?
Do you use SRCPAC's HPC clusters (e.g. Insomnia, Ginsburg...)?
Are you willing to be contacted to discuss how SRCPAC's HPC has been useful for you?

Please rate the computational needs for your research group, including yourself and any students, postdocs, or research staff.

On a scale of 1-5, with 1 being not needed, 3 being neutral, and 5 being very needed, rate the following computational training areas. Please provide as much context/guidance as possible in the free-text field.
Coding and technical skills (like Python, R, and other coding languages)
Not needed
Very needed
Computational processes and best practices for reproducibility and replicability like version control, containers, pipelines (DAGs), documentation and commenting, archiving software for publication, etc.
Not needed
Very needed
General computational concepts, including hardware, operating systems, cloud computing, and introductory machine learning and AI.
Not needed
Very needed
HPC expertise to run code efficiently on the cluster from industry and other experts.
Not needed
Very needed
More awareness of the tools and resources provided by Columbia University like the Columbia Data Platform, Secure Data Enclave, LabArchives, Overleaf, software discounts, etc.
Not needed
Very needed
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