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Publications
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The "Research Computing User's Guide" is a free, work-in-progress
book about research computing, also known as computational science.
The book consists of the following parts:
- Overview of scientific computing methods and comprehensive coverage of
Unix basics and shell scripting
- Introduction to parallel computing and popular job schedulers
- Introduction to scientific programming, with emphasis on performance (unfinished)
- Introduction to parallel programming with OpenMP and MPI (unfinished)
You can view the HTML version or
download the PDF. Answers to the practice
questions are in the practice key.
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RNA-Seq
Differential Expression Analysis for Non-programmers introduces a much
simpler approach to differential expression (DE) analysis, which does not
require significant programming or I.T. skills. The reader need only
have a firm grasp of genetics and a basic understanding of the Unix
environment (which anyone can learn very quickly) to get started.
The book includes simple instructions for setting up your own Unix
environment and all the software required for the DE analysis in
under an hour.
Available only as an eBook, accessible on Nook devices or apps, or
via any web browser using the free Barnes and Noble web-based reader
"My Digital Library".
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The C/Unix Programmer's Guide is a comprehensive text on
C and C++ programming in the Unix environment, covering all aspects of
programming in the Unix environment, including basic Unix usage, the C
language, standard libraries, programming tools, and an introduction to C++.
It's the only book you need for learning how to program under Unix.
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