The complete programme will offer more than 55 hours of lectures and hands-on exercises. The programme is organized over three distinct tracks: Physics Computing, Software Engineering, and Data Technologies.
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Physics Computing
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Introduction to Physics Computing
by Arnulf Quadt (University of Göttingen)
2h lectures -
Data Analysis
by Ivica Puljak (University of Split)
4h lectures + 3h exercises -
Machine Learning
by Anna Scaife (University of Manchester)
3h lectures + 3h exercises -
Data Science tools for interactive exploration
by Bob Jacobsen (UC Berkeley)
1h lecture
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Software Engineering
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Software Design in the Many-Cores Era
by Enric Tejedor (CERN) and Andrei Gheata (CERN)
4h lectures + 3h exercises -
Tools and Techniques
by Bob Jacobsen (UC Berkeley)
2h lectures + 5h exercises -
Creating Secure Software
by Sebastian Lopienski (CERN)
3h lectures + 3h exercises
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Data Technologies
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Data Management
by Alberto Pace (CERN)
5h lectures -
Data and Storage Technologies
by Andreas J. Peters (CERN)
1h lecture + 4h exercises -
Data Visualization
by Eamonn Maguire (Pictet Asset Management)
2h lectures + 2h exercises -
Networking Fundamentals
by Francois Fluckiger (CERN)
2h lectures
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Additional lectures
On top of the academic programme of the School, there are four guest lectures scheduled:
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Computational Science - The Third Pillar of Science?
by Emil Slusanschi (Politehnica University of Bucharest) -
Physics-inspired computer algorithms
by Liliana Teodorescu (Brunel University) -
Using MPI and OpenMP in building High Performance Applications
by Virginia Niculescu (University Babes-Bolyai) -
Industrial applications of data science
by Cosmin Lazar (Bosch)
There will be also a session of short student presentations.
Finally, two special evening talks will be given by CSC lecturers:
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When Internet history meets philosophy
by Francois Fluckiger (CERN) -
Future of the Universe and of Humanity
by Ivica Puljak (University of Split)
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