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SUMMARY:Evolving the Traditional Student Cluster Competition as Tomorrow’s
  “Peachy Assignments”
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nEvolving the Traditional Student Cluster Competiti
 on as Tomorrow’s “Peachy Assignments”\n\nBane\n\nThe evolution of HPC teac
 hing at Liverpool makes use of typical student cluster competitions as stu
 dent assignments, to help learn both technical and soft skills. It has bee
 n identified that these competitions offer learning opportunities for stud
 ents. Specifically, by participating, students would practice their techni
 cal skills but also soft skills such as group work, meeting deadlines and 
 report writing. However, there are specific barriers to directly using the
  competitions for students learning HPC, including: the fixed time of inte
 rnational conference competitions; rules limiting the number of teams per 
 institution; potential privacy issues relating to submissions and marking 
 of assignments; and potential conflict of IP ownership.\n\nTag: Education,
  Training and Outreach, HPC Training and Education\n\nRegistration Categor
 y: Workshop Reg Pass
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