Engineering Compute Cluster

The College of Engineering has a powerful research/compute cluster consisting of 13 nodes with 8 to 16 processors each. The cluster offers a total of 150 processors and 240GB of memory. This resource is ideal for conducting compute intensive research as you have access to all available computing resources besides the cores you have purchased and there are a number of compute intensive software available such as Matlab, Fluent, mpich, and more.

We offer a two-week free trial use of the compute cluster for you to try out. For more information, please send an email to: gridhelp@engr.colostate.edu

Further details can also be found on the following pages:

1. Components of the Engineering Compute Grid
2. Buying into the Cluster
3. Software available
4. Job Submission
5. Additional tips for writing submission scripts
6. Advantages of using  the Compute Cluster
7. Common  Error messages (Troubleshooting Tips)
8. Useful Links
9. Have Questions?