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\title{Predator-Prey Tutorial: Hands-on Practical Exercises}
\author{Mozhgan Kabiri Chimeh, Paul Richmond}
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\section{Introduction}

This document forms the hands-on practical component on how to use FLAMEGPU. You can download it from \href{www.flamegpu.com/tutorial}{www.flamegpu.com/tutorial}.

We will be using Amazon EC2 G2 Instances, optimised for graphics-intensive applications. To access this system, you have been provided with a username/password as well as a public domain name. 

Instructions for performing simulation and visualisation of models on an Amazon AWS GPU cloud instance will be provided as well as a sample models and data which will require completion of carefully defined step-by-step instructions. 

\textbf{Note:} If you have a laptop with CUDA-enabled GPU and have a CUDA 7.5 or CUDA 8.0 installed on it, feel free to skip Section~\ref{sec:aws}. However, it is expected for all attendees to use AWS as we do not offer assistance for setting up your machine.

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