Bioinformatics (2VO)
Course no.: |
365.058 |
Lecturer: |
Ulrich Bodenhofer |
Times: |
Thu, 12:00pm-1:30pm |
Start: |
Thu, Oct 5, 2017 |
Location: |
HS 18 |
Mode: |
VL, 2h, weekly |
Registration: |
KUSSS |
Goals and contents
The goal of this course is to survey the most important bioinformatics tools and algorithms. This course provides insights into basic bioinformatics algorithms including pairwise sequence comparison, multiple sequence alignment, construction of phylogenetic trees (genealogies of animals or viruses), and microarray data analysis, along with recent machine learning methods and their applications in bioinformatics. All tools and algorithms discussed in this course represent the current state of the art. Basics of molecular biology and biotechnology are provided up to the minimum that is necessary to understand the idea behind the bioinformatics tools and algorithms discussed in this course.
Organizational details
- Course material is provided via the
JKU Moodle
e-learning platform
- To receive a certificate for this course, students have to take
a written exam at the end of the semester