| ## Create Experiments & Launch Jobs |
| - To create "Experiments" and launch "Jobs" you need to know your |
| - <a href= "#workspace">Workspace</a></br> |
| - <a href= "#createexp">How to Create Experiments</a></br> |
| - <a href= "#launchjob">How to Submit Jobs</a></br> |
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| ##### <h5 id="workspace">Workspace</h5> |
| 1. "Workspace" is your central interface after login. |
| 2. Based on your permission level you would have access to information. |
| 3. Generally as soon as you create your login and access this page, you would see grayed out "Applications" (See Image: Portal Workspace) |
| 4. Applications are your tools or codes that you would select to launch jobs ar remote resources. |
| TIP: Mark your "Favorites" using the star on the tile. |
| 5. On your right, you would see your latest computational experiments and their statuses. |
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| Image: Portal Workspace |
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| ##### <h5 id="Local">Create Experiment</h5> |
| 1. The 'Experiment' is what you create using an existing Application in the workspace to submit a job in an external computational resource. |
| 2. Select an application from the workspace and you would then be able to create an experiment providing the inputs and computational resource queue properties. |
| 3. After providing the required inputs and creating the experiment either "Save & Launch" or "Save" to launch later. |
| 4. An experiment may have one-to-one or one-to-many relationship with computation jobs submitted at remote resources. |
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| Image: Create Experiment Page |
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| ##### <h5 id="Local">Launch Jobs</h5> |
| 1. Submitting a job from the gateway results in creating a Job Script, generating a Job Name, creating a Working Directory for the job in remote computational resource and submitting a job. |
| 2. Saving and launching a created experiments will submit a job. |
| 3. Once the job is submitted the remote resource will response back with a job ID. |
