Overview

Teaching: 10 min
Exercises: 0 min

Questions

• Are you fortified with enough information to start your event analysis?

Objectives

• Reflect on the days of learning.

Closing Remarks

Two Days of Training

The instruction in this two day version of the DUNE computing workshop was provided by several experienced physicists and is based on years of experience.

The secure access to Fermilab computing systems and a familiarity with data storage are key components.

Data management and event processing tools were described and modeled.

Art and LArSoft were introduced, with an examples of workflows so analyzers can know how to make their own module.

Protocols for efficient job submission and monitoring has been demonstrated.

We are thankful for the instructor’s hard work, and for the numerous participants who joined.

Survey time!

Please give us feedback on this training by filling out our S U R V E Y. Entries to the survey are anonymous, any impressions, praise, critiques and suggestions are appreciated.

Next Steps

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Long Term Support

You made some excellent connections with computing experts and invite your continued dialog.

A DUNE Slack channel (#computing-training-basics) will remain available and we encourage your activity in the dialog.

See also the GitHub FAQ site for DUNE Computing.

Key Points

• The DUNE Computing Consortium has presented this workshop so as to broaden the use of software tools used for analysis.