Training.
Our training spans a range of digital topics for different skill levels – helping you build computational literacy, practical technical capability and confidence.
Intro to High Performance Computing (HPC)
This core session is designed to help new users at ACENET and Digital Research Alliance of Canada get up and running.
Introduction to the Linux Command Line
Learn the basics of Linux and using HPC clusters: navigate directories, transfer files, manage storage, run programs, and work with permissions.
Introduction to Shell Scripting
Learn shell scripting to automate tasks, manage files, use variables and loops, create job scripts, and build reusable Linux workflows for HPC.
Job Scheduling with Slurm
Session on the Slurm job scheduler, showing HPC users how to allocate resources efficiently, reduce wait times, run multiple jobs, and troubleshoot issues.
Introductory Programming: Unix Shell, Git and Python
Hands-on beginner series covering Unix Shell, Git, and Python fundamentals, teaching programming, version control, data management, and task automation for research applications.
Introduction to Computational Thinking – MUN
Workshop on computational thinking, guiding participants to break down problems, recognize patterns, and design logical, efficient solutions through practical exercises.
Introduction to Computational Thinking – Dalhousie
Workshop on computational thinking, guiding participants to break down problems, recognize patterns, and design logical, efficient solutions through practical exercises.
Machine Learning Foundations
This 3-day workshop offers a beginner-friendly hands-on introduction to machine learning and its application to bioinformatics. This workshop is not intended for machine learning experts; instead, it targets biologists or other life scientists who want to understand what machine learning is, what it can do and how it can be used for a variety of bioinformatic applications.
Microcredential in Practical Foundations for Data Analytics
This microcredential covers Linux, Python, Git, cybersecurity, and HPC, combining hands-on and asynchronous learning to build practical data analysis skills.
Using Spreadsheets for Organizing Data
This introductory workshop offers best practices for data organization in spreadsheets and preparing data for further analysis.
Intro to Machine Learning
Build, evaluate, and deploy machine learning models. Learn supervised and unsupervised ML, core performance metrics, and cross-validation to solve real-world problems.
Introduction to OpenRefine
Lesson introducing OpenRefine for cleaning and managing data, helping researchers and librarians standardize, explore, and resolve inconsistencies in CSV or TSV files.
Introduction to R for Reproducible Scientific Analysis
Hands-on beginner/intermediate series covering R fundamentals, including data handling, modular coding and task automation for practical research application.
Visualization with R
Level up your data! Leverage R and ggplot2 to create publication-quality visuals using the tidyverse and Grammar of Graphics for professional, reproducible workflows.
Intro to Large Language Models
Explore Transformer architecture, compare top LLM families, identify key failure modes, and explore some prompt engineering patterns.
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Usage Case.
Using Genomics to Unravel the Molecular Determinants of Plant-Microbe Interactions
Client Dr. David Joly, Associate Professor, Biology, Université de Moncton ACENET Research Consultant Dr. Serguei Vassiliev Objective Reduce the time involved in processing and analyzing rapidly growing volumes of DNA sequencing data. Challenge While modern sequencers can generate enormous datasets, turning that information into usable results requires coordinating more than…