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-# USE-B Use of the HPC Environment
+# USE Use of the HPC Environment
-# Background
 HPC environments are different from local systems and cloud environments.
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 Various user roles are covered as part of this subtree: practitioners that aim to deploy existing parallel applications as well as testers that just run already deployed applications, and also developers that create new applications.
-# Aim
+## Learning Outcomes
-  * To use the cluster operating system efficiently in order to develop, build, run, and monitor parallel applications.
-  * To automatize repetitive tasks on an HPC system.
+* Apply tools provided by the operating system to navigate and manage files and executables.
+* Use a workload manager to allocate HPC resources and run job using scripts.
+* Select the software environment to build existing OpenSource projects
+* Develop novel parallel applications effectively.
+* Design and deploy scripts that automatize repetitive tasks.
+* Construct workflows that utilize remote (distributed) environments to execute a parallel workflow.
+* Illustrate the use of post processing tools for analyzing and visualizing results.
+## Subskills
-# Outcomes
+* [[skill-tree:use:1:b]]
-  * Apply tools provided by the operating system to navigate and manage files and executables.
+* [[skill-tree:use:2:b]]
-  * Select the software environment to build existing and develop novel parallel applications effectively.
+* [[skill-tree:use:3:b]]
-  * Use a workload manager to allocate HPC resources.
+* [[skill-tree:use:4:b]]
-  * Construct workflows that utilize remote (distributed) environments to execute a parallel workflow.
+* [[skill-tree:use:5:b]]
-  * Design and deploy scripts that automatize repetitive tasks.
+* [[skill-tree:use:6:b]]
+* [[skill-tree:use:7:b]]
-# Subskills
-  * [[skill-tree:use:7:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:use:1:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:use:2:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:use:3:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:use:4:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:use:5:b]]
-  * [[skill-tree:use:6:b]]