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## Tutorial Hands on: run a Gaussian16 computational experiment in the Django portal
1. Log into <a href="https://testdrive.airavata.org/" target="_blank"><b>TestDrive Portal</a></b>
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2. First, you'll need a user account. <a href="https://testdrive.airavata.org/auth/login" target="_blank"><b>Create an account</a></b> using your existing institutional login through CILogon.
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3. After you've logged in, an administrator can grant you access to run the _**Gaussian16**_ application.
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4. During the tutorial we'll grant you access right away and let you know.
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5. When you log in for the first time you will see a list of applications that are available in this science gateway. Applications that you are not able to run are greyed out but the other ones you can run.
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6. Once you are granted access, refresh the page and you should now see that you the _**Gaussian16**_ application is not greyed out.
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#####Submit a Test Job
1. From the dashboard, click on the _**Gaussian16**_ application. The page title is _Create a New Experiment_.
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2. Here you can change the _Experiment Name_, add a _Description_ or select a different Project if you have multiple projects. For now use the _Default Project_.
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3. We'll focus on the Application Inputs for this hands-on. The _**Gaussian16 application**_ requires one input, an Input-File.
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4. The following is a preconfigured _**Gaussian16**_ input file. Download this to your local computer and then click the _Browse_ link to upload the file:
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<b> [npentane12diol.inp](../img/npentane12diol.inp)</b>
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5. You can click on the file to take a quick look at the file in a popup window.
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6. Now we'll select what _Allocation_ to charge and where to run this job. Use _Resource Reservation for Tutorials_ allocation for the job. Under Compute Resource make sure you select _Expanse_.
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7. Then click Save and Launch.
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8. You should then be taken to the _**Experiment Summary**_ page which will update as the job progresses.
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9. When the job finishes you'll be able to download the _.log_ file which is the primary output file of the gaussian application.
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10. We'll come back to this experiment later in the tutorial.
![Screenshot](../img/gaussian16jobsubmission.png)
Image: Gaussian16 Experiment Creation
#####View & Download Results
1. After job submission to _Expanse_, you will able to see job status, going from SUBMITTED &rarr; ACTIVE &rarr; COMPLETE
2. Then the experiment status would change to COMPLETED, when all the files are available for you to view and download.
NOTE: When you see the experiment status COMPLETED, refresh the page.
![Screenshot](../img/gaussian16outputs1.png)
![Screenshot](../img/gaussian16outputs2.png)
Image: Completed Gaussian16 Job Outputs
#####More Details On...
1. <a href="/user-documentation/account-creation" target="_blank">Portal Account Creation</a>
2. <a href="/user-documentation/create-experiment-launch-job" target="_blank">Submit Job</a>