Andreas Tilevik
Associate Professor of Systems Biology
School of Bioscience
Analysis of data from massively parallel sequencing G2F
Course, Bachelor's (1st cycle),
7.5 credits,
BI505G
Application
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Autumn 2024, Location: Skövde, Pace of study: 50%
Application
Application is done after nomination.
Course syllabus, with reading list
When? Where? How?
Study period: 2 September 2024 - 3 November 2024
Location: Skövde, Campus, Daytime
Pace of study: 50%
Admission Requirements
Prerequisites for this course are the following passed courses: BI122G Introduction to Computational Tools for Bioinformatics G1N and BI119G Introduction to Bioinformatics G1N and BI319G Expression Analysis with R (or the equivalent).
Since the level of progression of the course is G2F the prerequisites are at least 60 credits in one or both of the subjects bioinformatics and bioscience, where the courses above are included.
Selection
Guaranteed admission.
Language
The courses are conducted in English.
In this course you will learn, among other things, how to use programs that can derive an entire DNA strand of an organism by linking millions of sequences in the correct order.
Massively parallel sequencing (MPS) generats short sequences from a large number of (mostly many millions) DNA/RNA molecules. To analyze these amounts of sequences, powerful computer tools are a must. In this course you will learn, among other things, how to use programs that can derive an entire DNA strand of an organism by linking millions of MPS sequences in the correct order. You will also learn how to study activity patterns of all genes of an organism, using programs that analyze millions of MPS sequences from RNA samples. In addition, the course teachers how to perform analyzes in a UNIX/Linux environment.
