Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Graduate Academic Certificate
There is a large and growing demand for graduates with training in bioinformatics and computational biology. These areas are vital to the biotechnology industry, the medical sciences, and conservation biology. This certificate will provide graduate students who are pursuing graduate degrees in other areas with recognition for taking multiple courses of the BCB curriculum, and thus building a strong foundation in bioinformatics and computational biology. For more information please email bcb@uidaho.edu or visit the BCB Program office in Life Sciences South room 441D.
Molecular Evolution (3 cr) |
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Computational Biology: Sequence Analysis (3 cr) |
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Mathematical Genetics (3 cr) |
Three credits from the following in a different area than the student's disciplinary focus. This course must be approved by the BCB director or another member of the BCB governing board (3 cr):
Computational Science for Biologists (3 cr) |
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Applied Bioinformatics (3 cr) |
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Advanced Evolutionary Biology (3 cr) |
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Genomics (3 cr) |
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Computer Skills for Biologists (3 cr) |
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Principles of Systematic Biology (3 cr) |
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Virology (3 cr) |
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Evolutionary Ecology (3 cr) |
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Prokaryotic Molecular Biology (3 cr) |
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Eukaryotic Molecular Genetics (3 cr) |
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Parallel Programming (3 cr) |
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Parallel Algorithms (3 cr) |
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Artificial Intelligence (3 cr) |
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Evolutionary Computation (3 cr) |
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Data Mining Topics and Techniques (3 cr) |
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Numerical Methods (3 cr) |
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Probability Theory (3 cr) |
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Mathematical Statistics (3 cr) |
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Stochastic Models (3 cr) |
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Biochemistry (3 cr) |
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Genetic Engineering (3 cr) |
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Statistical Mechanics (3 cr) |
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Multivariate Analysis (3 cr) |
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Computer Intensive Statistics (3 cr) |
Courses to total 12 credits for this certificate