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EGEE induction course

26–28 Apr 2004
NeSC
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

Day 1

26 Apr 2004, 09:00
NeSC

NeSC

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  1. 1. Welcome and overview
    John Murison / Mike Mineter (NeSC)
    26/04/2004, 09:00
    Introducing the course agenda and outling the goals.
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  2. 2. What is e-Science and Grid Computing?
    Dave Berry (NeSC)
    26/04/2004, 09:15
    Giving a historical perspective on the development and motivations behind the push for grid technology with current examples.
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  3. 3. Applications on Grids
    Roberto Barbera (INFN)
    26/04/2004, 10:00
    Who uses Grids and why; the range of current applications.
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  4. 4. What is EGEE?
    John Murison (NeSC)
    26/04/2004, 11:00
    A description of the aims of the Grid Research infrastructure project EGEE, and the context within which it has been undertaken.
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  5. 5. Security and Certification; Authentication and Authorisation
    John Kewley (CCLRC Daresbury Laboratory)
    26/04/2004, 11:30
    Describe … Security basics Use of Certificates Importance of Certificate Authorities
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  6. 6. General components of Grid middleware and User Interfaces
    Roberto Barbera (INFN, University of Catania)
    26/04/2004, 14:00
    The multi-layer model of middleware services The Command Line user interface The GENIUS Portal
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  7. 7. Practical with GENIUS
    Roberto Barbera (INFN, University of Catania)
    26/04/2004, 15:30
    Upload/convert certificates, create MyProxy. Job submission and monitoring, data management, information index browsing, resource monitoring
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