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 ## URI HPC 
 
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 - request URI access by e-mailing with Dr. Brown in cc
 - [HPC at URI]()
 
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 ## Unity HPC
 
 ### Requesting access to [Unity Cluster](https://unity.uri.edu/) .
 * Start by signing in to your URI SSO within Unity
 * After logging in to Unity, go to My PIs to find a list of groups
 * Click the ```+``` button and paste `pi_<user>_uri_edu` where user is Dr. Brown's email (before the @) to request to join our group
 
-### Using Unity
+### Using unity
 There are multiple ways to using Unity:
 - SSH from your terminal
 - Use OnDemand apps that exist on the Unity website (One of which is a VS code framework that comes with a terminal)
 - Find that app that makes more sense to the type of work you're doing
 
-### Files on Unity
-- On Unity you have a small personal space and a larger shared space for the PI team
-- To access the shared space do ```cd /work/pi_<nameOfGroupAdmin>```. This is the shared space for the team
-- Create your own folder and do you work there ```mkdir <folderName>```
+  Start at unity cluster, hit dropdown, hit openondemand
+  Hit interactive apps, open whatever you want to use
+- Partitions
+  - uri
+  - preempt
+- Nodes
+- Job duration
+- Short qos
+- Extra Arguments
 
+### Files on Unity
+- You will start in your personal space, this will mostly be for things unity will automatically put there, it will get full quickly
 ```{important}
 Always work in the `/work` directory, your `/home` will get full quickly. 
 ```
 
+Note for ayman:
+Could we write in the path below since this is for people who work with dr brown?
+
+- On Unity you have a small personal space and a larger shared space for the PI team
+- To access the shared space do ```cd /work/pi_<nameOfGroupAdmin>```. This is the shared space for the team
+- Create your own folder and do your work there ```mkdir <your_name_uri>```
+- You can't change anything in anyone else's files without permission but you can view and load them
+
 ```{tip}
 From your `/home` directory (`cd ~`), use `ln -s /work/pi_brownsarahm_uri_edu/ work` 
 to make a link in your `/home` folder called `work` that will be a shortcut to the lab work folder
 ```
 
+Note for Ayman:
+A short desciption of what we can find in each of these files would be useful
+-/work/pi_brownsarahm_uri_edu
+-/project/pi_brownsarahm_uri_edu
+
+### Llama Enviornment
+
+
 ### Using git/gh on Unity terminal
 - git and gh are already installed on Unity
 - git is simply accessible with no extra steps necessary
 - gh on the other hand exists as a module that needs to be loaded 
 ``` Modules are packages that exist on the framework that can be loaded individually based on need for your project. To access the list of available modules type "module avail"```
 - use `module load gh/2.43.1` (Keep in mind this is currently the latest version) or `module avail` to get the list of available modules with their latest versions that exist
 
+### Unity Helpdesk Slack
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+
+
 ![Loading GH Module](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8706fdc0-efd1-4010-bb94-a5d7ff6ee2c1)
 
 Checkout [Unity Documentation](https://docs.unity.uri.edu/documentation/) for any thoughts that come to mind. It's a great resource!