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Setup instructions for the Oxford Computational Biochemistry Molecular Dynamics (MD) course

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Contents

Included here are instructions to help you get started with the Oxford Computational Biochemistry MD course.

The instructions are split into two parts:

  1. Setup

These instructions should be followed prior to attending the tutorial. This will walk you through; installing the necessary software, obtaining your ARCUS account, and testing that everything works as expected.

  1. Starting the tutorial

These instructions should be followed on the day of / when starting the tutorial. We assume here that you have completed the setup instructions on the same machine and that testing passed as expected.

1. Setup

1.1 Pre-requisites

This tutorial uses the same conda environment as the one used in the Python tutorial. You will therefore have to complete the Python tutorial setup instructions beforehand.

1.2 Activate environment

Using a terminal browse (i.e. using cd) to your local installation of this tutorial.

Then we want to activate the conda environment:

conda activate OxPython

If this fails, it may be that the Python tutorial setup was unsuccessful.

1.3 Setup notebook

The remainder of the setup instructions are in the 00_Setup.ipynb notebook.

Start jupyter notebook:

jupyter notebook

And click on 00_setup.ipynb in your browser to open the instructions.

1.4 On completion of the instructions

Once finished with the notebook, please remember to deactivate your conda environment:

conda deactivate

You can now continue with the setup for the other tutorials. See "Navigation" above for links to the other setup instructions.

2. Starting the tutorial

Assuming you have already completed the setup instructions, open a terminal and navigate to the MD tutorial.

Then activate the conda environment:

conda activate OxPython

And start the tutorial by typing:

jupyter notebook

You should then make your way through the notebooks starting with 01_Introduction.ipynb.

Please note that you will also be required to also have an opened terminal (linux/macOS) or MobaXterm instance (Windows) in order to connect to ARCUS.