Computational Molecular Biology and Genomics Home Page - Fall 2003


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Course Summary

An advanced introduction to computational molecular biology, using an applied algorithms approach. The course will survey established algorithmic methods, including pairwise sequence alignment and dynamic programming, multiple sequence alignment, fast database search heuristics, hidden Markov models for molecular motifs, phylogeny reconstruction and gene finding. We will explore emerging computational problems in genomics through special topics lectures and course projects in 03-711/15-856.

Course numbers demystified.


Administrative Information

Lectures: T,Th 10:30am – 11:50am, Location: Porter Hall A21    

Professor:
Dannie Durand, durand@cmu.edu, 8-6036
Office hours:     Tuesdays, 2:30pm - 3:30pm, Mellon Institute 646

Teaching Assistant: Rose Hoberman, roseh@cs.cmu.edu, 8-3043
Office hours:     Wednesdays, 1pm - 2pm, Wean Hall 5119


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     Discussion topic: Defining genes in the genomics era.
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