Interested in Supercomputing but unsure of where to start? Join the Research Computing group every Tuesday from 1 - 2 p.m. from Jan. 22 until Apr. 30 to participate in the Ohio University Supercomputing Center’s live video tutorial. All meetings are held in ATLAS 229. Research Computing professionals will be on hand to answer questions and discuss the tutorial after each session. Some experience with programming languages and Linux are recommended. More information can be found at http://www.oscer.ou.edu/education.php

Why use one computer when you could use 1000? Learn to use a supercomputer this semester with our free tutorials. Join us every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in TLC (formerly TCOM) 215 as we explore a variety of topics related to the Janus supercomputer. Upcoming topics include: Jan. 24- Basic Linux tutorial Jan. 31- Basic BASH scripting tutorial Feb. 7- Building Software Tutorial Feb. 14- Scheduling Jobs with PBS Feb. 21- High Throughput Computing

POTLUCK [pot-luhk, -luhk] ● noun Join ISSS, the Center for Multicultural Affairs (CMA) and CU International for a potluck dinner while enjoying the company of domestic and international students! Main dishes will be provided, but please bring some small food item to share. When: Saturday, Jan. 19 | 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Where: Center for Multicultural Affairs Lounge, 3rd floor of the C4C

Bowling, Billiards and Games! We've got something for everyone. Click on over to The Connection website to see a full calendar of events by month. Are you stiff competition on the controls? Don't miss one of our most popular events Friday, Jan. 18, 7 p.m.: MARIO KART TOURNAMENT!

Study ecology and conservation in one of the most biologically diverse locations on the planet: The Galápagos Islands. Obtain hands-on experience in principles and practice of ecology and conservation biology. Also included is a visit to the Bellavista Cloud Forest, a rare and endangered ecosystem in Ecuador. Earn 3 credits on the inaugural voyage of this program next winter interim. Join program directors Anne-Marie Hoskinson and Andrew Martin and CU-Boulder Study Abroad Programs staff to learn more: Thursday, Feb. 28, 4 p.m. in C4C room 341.

Electronic literature is literature that was written on a computer and is intended to be read on a computer. In this course, we’ll ask: What is electronic literature? How has the web changed reading/writing? What are the implications of interdisciplinary practices on literature? At the end of class, you will either write a research paper or create your own work of electronic literature. Register on MyCUInfo portal under “Continuing Education”. E-mail cewww@colorado.edu for more information.

Earn two credit hours this spring with CU-Boulder's Applied Music Program! Group classes include guitar, piano, and hand drum circle. Private lessons are available for everything from banjo and guitar to voice, piano, and percussion drumset. Check out our faculty bios and find what works best for you! Lessons begin February 4. Register now on MyCUInfo portal. $608 tuition is separate from main campus tuition. Contact advisor at appmusic@colorado.edu or 303-492-5950. Detailed information: http://conted.colorado.edu/programs/applied-music/course

This year’s calendar runs from January 2013 through December 2013 with unparalleled photography that reflects the changing seasons on the Boulder campus. Keep track of your schedule on this large 12″ by 12″ calendar or give one as a gift. It only costs $15, including tax, shipping and handling for a limited time only. Buy your calendar today!

On this Global Seminar: Doing Business in China, you will explore topics related to succeeding in China's business environment, visit industrial sites & universities, seek to understand challenges faced by businesses operating in China, and discover key cultural features of China ranging from village life to the Great Wall. Finally, you will be working on a project that requires integration and application of both the academic materials and the experiential components of the Global Seminar. Mon, Jan. 28 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in Koelbel 230

On this Global Seminar: Doing Business in China, you will explore topics related to succeeding in China’s business environment, visit industrial sites & universities, seek to understand challenges faced by businesses operating in China, and discover key cultural features of China ranging from village life to the Great Wall. Finally, you will be working on a project that requires integration and application of both the academic materials and the experiential components of the Global Seminar. Mon, Jan. 28 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in Koelbel 230.