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Bioinformatics Specified Courses
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Bioinformatics
I & II |
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This course is a 1.5 hour, two day a week class
that is designed to aid bioinformatics and basic science, math,
computer science, or engineering graduate students and medical
students in the application of knowledge gained through previous
course work in informatics, and information systems, to the
design, development, implementation and evaluation of
bioinformatics systems. Students are to be introduced to current
methodology, concepts and analysis of Bioinformatics. The areas
of biomedical databases, genetic, genomic, gene expression and
proteomic, biochemical, cellular, single cell, multi-cellular and complex (invertebrate and vertebrate) organism
data and mechanistic modeling will be covered. |
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Bioinformatics I - BIIN 200 |
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Designed to aid students in the
application of knowledge gained through previous course work in
informatics, information systems, mathematics, medical and/or
biological research to the design, development, implementation
and evaluation of information systems and analysis methods
applied to biomedical data.
Prereq: BIOL 4 and CHEM 24 which may
be taken concurrently and COSC 55 and cons. of dept. ch.
Syllabus: PDF file. |
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Bioinformatics II
- BIIN 201 |
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Designed to aid students in
the application of knowledge gained through previous course work
in informatics, information systems, mathematics, medical and/or
biological research to the design, development, implementation
and evaluation of information systems and analysis methods
applied to biomedical data.
Prereq:
BIOL 4 and CHEM 24 which may be taken concurrently and COSC 55
and cons. of dept. ch.
Syllabus: PDF file. |
| Bioinformatics Seminar -
BIIN 17250 |
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The course
consists of a series of seminars focused on state-of-the-art
methodologies and current research subjects in bioinformatics
and computational biology. Each seminar is given by a leader in
the field invited from institutions throughout the country.
Discussion sessions are arranged around each seminar to allow
extensive interactions between students and invited speakers.
Prior completion of graduate-level courses in biology and
quantitative sciences is recommended.
Syllabus:
Word doc. |
| Bioinformatics Research Practicum -
BIIN 17294 |
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Provides students, who are
enrolled in the Bioinformatics program, with an opportunity to
participate in the practice of research and/or development in
the area of bioinformatics.
Prereq: BIIN 200 and cons. of dept. ch. |
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