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02-601 Programming for Scientists

Provides a practical introduction to programming for students with little previous programming experience who are interested in science. Fundamental scientific algorithms will be introduced, and extensive programming assignments will be based on analytical tasks that might鈥�
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02-602 Professional Issues in Computational Biology

This course gives Master's in Computational Biology and Master's in Automated Science students the opportunity to develop the professional skills necessary for a successful career in either academia or industry. This course, required in the first semester of both programs,鈥�
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02-604 Fundamentals of Bioinformatics

How do we find potentially harmful mutations in your genome? How can we reconstruct the Tree of Life? How do we compare similar genes from different species? These are just three of the many central questions of modern biology that can only be answered using computational鈥�
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02-605 Professional Issues in Automated Science

This course gives Master’s in Automated Science students an exposure to the ethical and professional issues which are unique to the field of automated science. This course will also include opportunities to connect with industry professional with an interest in鈥�
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02-613 Algorithms and Advanced Data Structures

The objective of this course is to study algorithms for general computational problems, with a focus on the principles used to design those algorithms. Efficient data structures will be discussed to support these algorithmic concepts.  Key Topics: Run time鈥�
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02-614 String Algorithms

Provides an in-depth look at modern algorithms used to process string data, particularly those relevant to genomics. The course will cover the design and analysis of efficient algorithms for processing enormous amounts of collections of strings. Topics will include string鈥�
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02-620 Machine Learning for Scientists

With advances in scientific instruments and high-throughput technology, scientific discoveries are increasingly made from analyzing large-scale data generated from experiments or collected from observational studies. Machine learning methods that have been widely used to鈥�
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02-680 Essential Mathematics and Statistics For Scientists

This course rigorously introduces fundamental topics in mathematics and statistics to first-year master's students as preparation for more advanced computational coursework. Topics are sampled from information theory, graph theory, proof techniques, phylogenetics,鈥�
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02-700 M.S. Research

This course is for M.S. students who wish to do supervised research for academic credit with a Computational Biology faculty member. Interested students should first contact the Professor with whom they would like to work. If there is mutual interest, the Professor will鈥�
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02-701 CPCB Course/Current Topics in Computational Biology

The course consists of weekly presentations by students and faculty on current topics in computational biology. This course is only for current CPCB Ph.D students

02-703 Special Topics in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

This is a mini Special Topics course taught on an occasional basis to cover different topics in computational biology.

02-710 Computational Genomics

Dramatic advances in experimental technology and computational analysis are fundamentally transforming the basic nature and goal of biological research. The emergence of new frontiers in biology, such as evolutionary genomics and systems biology is demanding new鈥�
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02-712 Computational Methods for Biological Modeling and Simulation

This course covers a variety of computational methods important for modeling and simulation of biological systems. It is intended for graduates and advanced undergraduates with either biological or computational backgrounds who are interested in developing computer models鈥�
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02-715 Advanced Topics in Computational Genomics (offered infrequently)

Research in biology and medicine is undergoing a revolution due to the availability of high-throughput technology for probing various aspects of a cell at a genome-wide scale. The next-generation sequencing technology is allowing researchers to inexpensively generate a鈥�
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02-718 Computational Medicine

Modern medical research increasingly relies on the analysis of large patient datasets to enhance our understanding of human diseases. This course will focus on the computational problems that arise from studies of human diseases and the translation of research to the鈥�
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02-719 Genomics and Epigenetics of the Brain

This course will provide an introduction to genomics, epigenetics, and their application to problems in neuroscience. The rapid advances in single cell sequencing and other genomic technologies are revolutionizing how neuroscience research is conducted,鈥�
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02-731 Modeling Evolution

Some of the most serious public health problems we face today, from drug-resistant bacteria, to cancer, all arise from a fundamental property of living systems—their ability to evolve. Since Darwin’s theory of natural selection was first proposed, we鈥�
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02-740 Bioimage Informatics

With the rapid advance of bioimaging techniques and fast accumulation of bioimage data, computational bioimage analysis and modeling are playing an increasingly important role in understanding of complex biological systems. The goals of this course are to provide students鈥�
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02-750 Automation of Scientific Research

Automated scientific instruments are used widely in research and engineering. Robots dramatically increase the reproducibility of scientific experiments, and are often cheaper and faster than humans, but are most often used to execute brute-force sweeps over experimental鈥�
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02-760 Laboratory Methods for Computational Biologists

Computational biologists frequently focus on analyzing and modeling large amounts of biological data, often from high-throughput assays or diverse sources. It is therefore critical that students training in computational biology be familiar with the paradigms and methods鈥�
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02-761 Laboratory Methods for Automated Biology I

In order to rapidly generate reproducible experimental data, many modern biology labs leverage some form of laboratory automation to execute experiments. In the not so distant future, the use of laboratory automation will continue to increase in the biological lab to the鈥�
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02-762 Laboratory Methods for Automated Biology II

This laboratory course provides a continuation and extension of experiences in 02-761. Instruction will consist of lectures and laboratory experience using multi-purpose laboratory robotics. During weekly laboratory time, students will complete and integrate parts of two鈥�
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02-801 Computational Biology Internship

This course is for students participating in an internship or co-op.  This course is only for current CPCB Ph.D. students

02-900 Ph.D. Thesis Research

This course is for students enrolled in the Ph.D. program working on research.