C Programming for Scientific Computing

A hands-on C programming workshop with a focus on scientific computing. The workshop will begin with a refresher on C programming basics such as pointers and memory, followed by practice through examples in scientific computing.

If you have any questions regarding this training, please contact training.nci@anu.edu.au.

Prerequisites

1. Basic understanding of C programming and be able to compile a simple C program..
2. Experience with bash or similar Unix shells.
   
3. Having a valid NCI account and vp91 membership
4. The training session is driven on the NCI ARE service. You can find relevant documentations here: ARE User Guide.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand and apply core C programming concepts; 
• Write and debug C programs relevant to scientific computing tasks; 
• Build a foundation for further exploration of high-performance computing and numerical methods in C.

Topics

• C pointers 
• Memory 
• Large project management

*Course content is under development, topics covered are subject to change.