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    <p>Cornell is a learning community that seeks to serve society by educating the leaders of tomorrow and extending the frontiers of knowledge. CAC staff engage in the education of Cornellians, the national research community, and industry.</p>
    <h3>CAC Research Computing Seminars &amp; Webinars</h3>
    <p>Our research computing seminars and webinars are open to Cornell faculty, staff, and students. There are no fees. See <a href="/education/training.aspx">events</a> for upcoming seminars; previous events, such as our
      <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNCMCd1ue6g">Computational Resources for Cornell Researchers seminar</a>, are available on our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@CornellCAC">YouTube channel</a>.</p>
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    <p>Our staff delivers guest course lectures for a wide range of disciplines. For example, Senior Research Associate Steve Lantz delivered a <a href="TrackRecoCaseStudy.pdf">lecture</a> for CS5220 Applications of Parallel Computers.</p>
    <p>We are also available to teach complete courses at Cornell and at other campuses in the region. Some of the courses that CAC staff have taught at Cornell are:</p>
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      <li>Introduction to High Performance Computing Tools and Concepts</li>
      <li>Effective Use of High Performance Computing</li>
      <li>Computational Methods for Nonlinear Systems</li>
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      <li>Upper Atmospheric and Ionospheric Physics II</li>
      <li>Relativity, Cosmology and Black Holes</li>
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    <p>If other academic institutions or industry would like our consulting staff to present a seminar or workshop at Cornell or your location, <a href="mailto:help@cac.cornell.edu?subject=CAC Web contact: on-site seminar/workshop">contact us</a>. We
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    <p>Undergraduate and graduate students employed by our Center learn about emerging technologies and apply them in challenging research projects.</p>
    <p>More than 15 students have worked on Center projects in recent summers through the National Science Foundation's Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program. Read about some of their experiences in
      <a href="/about/news/180328.aspx">learning how to use cloud systems effectively</a>, <a href="/about/news/181102.aspx">modeling and data analysis</a>, and <a href="/about/news/191001.aspx">configuring applications for the cloud</a>.</p>
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    <h3>Providing Online Professional Development to Students Around the World</h3>
    <p>CAC-developed eCornell certificates are currently available in:</p>
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      <li><a href="https://www.ecornell.com/certificates/data-science/data-science-with-sql-and-tableau/">Data Science with SQL and Tableau</a></li>
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    <h3>Collaborating with Industry</h3>
    <p>The Center hosts educational seminars in partnership with industry to keep Cornell faculty, staff, and students abreast of the latest computing technologies. Participants include Cisco, Dell, DataDirect Networks, Eucalyptus, Intel, Globus
      Online, Microsoft, and Red Hat.</p>
    <p>Through our <a href="/clients/CornellCACPartnerProgram.pdf">Partner Program</a>, small businesses, corporations, universities and other institutions can develop more in-depth relationships with CAC that include other benefits such as product
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EDUCATION

Cornell is a learning community that seeks to serve society by educating the
leaders of tomorrow and extending the frontiers of knowledge. CAC staff engage
in the education of Cornellians, the national research community, and industry.


CAC RESEARCH COMPUTING SEMINARS & WEBINARS

Our research computing seminars and webinars are open to Cornell faculty, staff,
and students. There are no fees. See events for upcoming seminars; previous
events, such as our Computational Resources for Cornell Researchers seminar, are
available on our YouTube channel.




EDUCATING STUDENTS & STAFF

Our staff delivers guest course lectures for a wide range of disciplines. For
example, Senior Research Associate Steve Lantz delivered a lecture for CS5220
Applications of Parallel Computers.

We are also available to teach complete courses at Cornell and at other campuses
in the region. Some of the courses that CAC staff have taught at Cornell are:

 * Introduction to High Performance Computing Tools and Concepts
 * Effective Use of High Performance Computing
 * Computational Methods for Nonlinear Systems
 * Introduction to Scripting in Python and Perl
 * Upper Atmospheric and Ionospheric Physics II
 * Relativity, Cosmology and Black Holes


If other academic institutions or industry would like our consulting staff to
present a seminar or workshop at Cornell or your location, contact us. We can
design a custom workshop to meet your needs, e.g., we delivered a cloud
computing seminar to faculty and staff at NYU.


ENGAGING STUDENTS IN EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES



Undergraduate and graduate students employed by our Center learn about emerging
technologies and apply them in challenging research projects.

More than 15 students have worked on Center projects in recent summers through
the National Science Foundation's Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)
program. Read about some of their experiences in learning how to use cloud
systems effectively, modeling and data analysis, and configuring applications
for the cloud.



CAC TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION AND YOUTUBE CHANNEL

Our technical documentation and YouTube channel provide up-to-date information
on how to use our resources.


PROVIDING ONLINE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO STUDENTS AROUND THE WORLD

CAC-developed eCornell certificates are currently available in:

 * Python for Data Science
 * Data Science with SQL and Tableau
 * Data Visualization in Tableau


COLLABORATING WITH CORNELL FACULTY

Founded by Physics Nobel Laureate Kenneth Wilson, the Center has a long history
of working closely with Cornell faculty to enable research discoveries,
education, and outreach. We continue that tradition today, collaborating with
the Faculty of Computing and Information Science (CIS) and over 40 other Cornell
departments and research centers. Our services help to keep Cornell faculty,
students, and staff at the cutting edge of computation and data analysis.


COLLABORATING WITH THE NATIONAL COMMUNITY

CAC takes pride in representing Cornell in the national research computing
community. Our director is Vice Chair of the Coalition for Academic Scientific
Computation and is on the steering committee of the Linux Clusters Institute.
Our staff participate in computation and data management conferences sponsored
by ACM, APS, EDUCAUSE, IEEE, Internet2, NYSCIO, and NSF where they speak, serve
on panels, present posters, publish papers, and conduct educational workshops.


COLLABORATING WITH INDUSTRY

The Center hosts educational seminars in partnership with industry to keep
Cornell faculty, staff, and students abreast of the latest computing
technologies. Participants include Cisco, Dell, DataDirect Networks, Eucalyptus,
Intel, Globus Online, Microsoft, and Red Hat.

Through our Partner Program, small businesses, corporations, universities and
other institutions can develop more in-depth relationships with CAC that include
other benefits such as product testing and feedback, conference presentations,
custom Virtual Workshops, etc. Ocarina Networks, for example, partnered with CAC
to stress test their data compression product and to receive suggestions for
product improvements. Their hardware/software solution was a success and the
company was subsequently acquired by Dell.

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