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SSCC News November 2022
Spring Training The SSCC’s spring training schedule is now available. The core Data Wrangling in R, Stata, or Python workshops will be taught in mid-January, between semesters, and online so you can...
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The SSCC’s Slurm cluster has become the place to run big research computing jobs. If you’re still running big jobs on Linstat, it’s time to start submitting them to Slurm instead (it’s easy to do)....
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SSCC Slurm Cluster Expansion The new servers purchased through the SSCC’s Research Core Revitalization Program grant have been added to the Slurm cluster. The Slurm cluster now has: Over 5000 total...
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Slurm Update Usage of the SSCC Slurm cluster is growing rapidly: Slurm did more computing in February than Linstat ever has in a single month. But there’s still plenty of room for SSCC researchers to...
View ArticleSSCC Annual Account Renewal
The Social Science Computing Cooperative carries out an annual account exercise to keep our account list up to date. To renew your account, you should receive an email with a customized link that you...
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Summer Training Schedule The SSCC’s summer training schedule is still available and the fall training schedule will be posted soon. As always it will include data wrangling classes in R, Stata, and...
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SSCC Training The SSCC’s fall training schedule is now available. We’d like to particularly draw the attention of new graduate students to the “Introduction to…” and “Data Wrangling in…” workshops in...
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Welcome to the SSCC We want to extend a warm welcome to all the new members of the Social Science Computing Cooperative, whether you’re a new faculty member, staff member, or graduate student who will...
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Spring Training The SSCC’s spring training schedule is now available. The core Data Wrangling in R, Stata, or Python workshops will be taught in mid-January, between semesters, and online so you can...
View ArticleSSCC News January 2024
Open OnDemand Do you need the power of the SSCC’s Linux servers, but find a command line interface intimidating? Are you a veteran Linux user who still misses the convenience of a graphical user...
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SSCC Annual Account Renewal The SSCC’s annual account renewal process is underway. The Social Science Computing Cooperative carries out an annual account exercise to keep our account list up to date....
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Changes to Storage Limits at the SSCC Data storage has become a major expense for the SSCC. On average, it costs the SSCC $82 to store and back up 1TB of data for one year (compared to DoIT’s...
View ArticleSSCC News for August 2024
Farewell to Doug and Amanda! Doug Hemken will retire as an SSCC statistical consultant at the end of September, after a long career during which he enhanced the work of thousands of researchers. Amanda...
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Welcome to the SSCC! We want to extend a warm welcome to all the new members of the Social Science Computing Cooperative, whether you’re a new faculty member, staff member, or graduate student who will...
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Caitlin’s Back! (Temporarily) The SSCC Help Desk has been short-staffed since August and, by happy coincidence, Caitlin Tefft is temporarily available. Caitlin worked for the SSCC from 2009 to 2021...
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SSCC Training It’s not too late to sign up for the SSCC’s qualitative data analysis workshops: Using Software for Qualitative Analysis, Introduction to NVivo, and Introduction to MaxQDA. Remember,...
View ArticleSSCC News for March 2025
Mind Your Memory Linstat users may have noticed recent episodes of servers running slowly, caused by them running low on memory. At times the servers have had to kill jobs to keep from crashing. To...
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