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-# K-B HPC Knowledge
+# K HPC Knowledge
-# Background
 The theoretical knowledge of HPC provides the background to understand how supercomputers and HPC environments operate.
 This enables practitioners to effectively use such environments.
-# Aim
+## Learning Outcomes
-  * To provide background knowledge that is relevant for all other branches.
-  * To provide theoretical background to judge the behavior and efficiency of systems.
+* Explain the hardware, software, and operation of HPC systems.
-  * To provide technical understanding of HPC systems.
+* Construct and judge simple performance models for systems and applications.
+* Understand that there are performance frontiers.
+* Compare different paradigms for the parallelization of applications.
+* Construct and execute an HPC workflow on an HPC system.
+* Comprehend job scheduling principles.
+* Apply a cost model to compute the costs for running a workflow on an HPC system.
+* Discuss data management plans.
+## Subskills
-# Outcomes
+* [[skill-tree:k:1:b]]
-  * Explain the hardware, software, and operation of HPC systems
+* [[skill-tree:k:2:b]]
-  * Construct and judge simple performance models for systems and applications
+* [[skill-tree:k:3:b]]
-  * Understand that there are performance frontiers
+* [[skill-tree:k:4:b]]
-  * Explain why it is a special challenge to achieve good speedups and good efficiencies if the number of processing elements is steadily increased
+* [[skill-tree:k:5:b]]
-  * Compare different paradigms for the parallelization of applications
+* [[skill-tree:k:6:b]]
-  * Construct and execute an HPC workflow on an HPC system
-  * Comprehend job scheduling principles
-  * Apply a cost model to compute the costs for running a workflow on an HPC system
-# Subskills
-  * [[skill-tree:k:1:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:k:2:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:k:3:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:k:4:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:k:5:b]]