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Before the Student Arrives

CIS Account

Link: https://action.isi.edu/services/new_cis_account

Default group: pegasus.

Group Number: 23

Office, Badge

Ask Lorna to find an office for the student. Try to avoid offices without a window.

Lorna will also get an ID badge for the student. Make sure they get a key that works for their office.

Ask Lorna to create a basic computer account for the student. He will need a project account to charge it to.

Laptop

Loaner or a new laptop

New Mac Setup: https://gist.github.com/mayani/7f55a3a6453fa6fbb9b540418ce5de49

Email

Create a CIS ticket to add the student to the ccg@isi.edu mailing list.

Welcome Bag

After the Student Arrives

Wired Access for Student's Laptop

Register student's wired NIC address with CIS from https://action.isi.edu/services/ip_address

AD Setup

https://action.isi.edu/help/ad_self_service

Action should have sent an email about the student's account along with a username and temporary password.

Change password

Set Duo

Set Okta

Add to Crowd

Add student to Crowd's isi directory with ccg-users, confluence-users, jira-users, bamboo-users groups

Sync user directories in JIRA, Confluence, Bamboo, etc.

Add to Salt

Add student to salt stack.

Add to Slack

Add to USC ISI Slack

Add to Pegasus-WMS Slack

Add to Pegasus-Users Slack

Confluence

Give the student write access to Confluence via Crowd.

Email

Have the student set up their email client to access their ISI account.

Set up SSH Keys

  • Windows 10: Has OpenSSH support. To enable see https://youtu.be/iyLUTgyDkGI?t=40

    mkdir ~/.ssh

cd ~/.ssh

ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "$USER"
# Enter a password when prompted

# Execute on Student's Linux Desktop
# cat id_ed25519.pub > authorized_keys

NSF RCR

NSF has a new requirement that all students (undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral) must have had training in Responsible Conduct in Research (RCR) before being supported (i.e., paid) by NSF.

An online RCR certification system has been set up for this purpose. It is found here:

http://research.usc.edu/policies/rcr/

Please note the following requirements as they apply to all VSoE students:

  • all currently NSF-supported students (undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral) must complete the on-line course this spring, as per the Provost's memo;
  • all new incoming PhD students and postdocs must complete the on-line course before being set up on payroll;
  • all undergraduates being put on an NSF support must complete the on-line course before being set up on payroll;
  • PIs who have or hope to have NSF funding are urged to have all their PhD students and postdocs complete the on-line course in any case, to avoid possible future delays in student payroll if students/postdocs are moved from one grant to another.

Papers to Read

List of Pegasus papers:

Older Pegasus Papers ( for reference. not reqd to read on first go):

HTCondor Papers

Optional grid papers:

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