- The Answer Key for the Final Exam is
available
- The Answer Key for the Final Exam
Study Guide is available
- The UPDATED Study
Guide for the Final Exam is available
- There
is no class on Monday, December 3rd
- There
will be an optional review session for the final exam during the lab
time on Thursday, December 6th
- The
final exam will be on Monday, December 10th from 9:45-11:45
am and will
include:
- 40 pts
on new material since Exam 2
- 20 pts
on comprehensive material
- 40 pts
for lab practical exercise(s) in the computer lab
- Some
announcements about the class projects:
- Written
reports are due Monday December 3rd
- All students are REQUIRED to attend ALL project
presentations as your
peer evaluation forms will be the last homework assignments
- Project Presentation Schedule:
- Wednesday, December 5th: Xiong and Devin, Tonia
- Friday, December 7th: Kendra and Drew, Addie
- Study Guide 2 Answers are have been
posted
- *NOTE: Due to a scheduling
conflict, the review session on Thurs. Oct. 25th will start at 2 p.m. rather than
the usual time of 1 p.m.
- Study
Guide #2 (for Exam 2) is finally posted.
- Review session on Thursday Oct 25th
– Study Guide #2 Answers will be posted & discussed
- Exam 2 is on Friday October 26th
- The lecture notes from Wednesday,
October 10th have been revised slightly from the version sent
to the class by email
- Note that both Eddy articles are considered
required reading, but that only the dynamic programming article will be
covered in the first exam
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IMPORTANT: For graduate students in the BCB PhD program, BCB
444/544 does NOT fulfill any Core Course requirements. For other graduate
majors or certain training grants (e.g., IGERT, MGET), it may be used to
fulfill Bioinformatics “Area of Specialization” or “Bioinformatics Core
Course” requirements for other interdisciplinary majors. Please check with
your program Chair to be sure!
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New and returning BCB graduate students are welcome to
audit BCB 544, sit in on lectures of interest, or register for the course as
an elective.
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Only 1 textbook is required. Please attend first class before deciding whether to
purchase any of the optional textbooks available in the bookstore.
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Major changes in the Fall 2007 offering (relative to Fall
2006 offering):
o
more focused on computational approaches and practical
applications (less detailed biology)
o
Different textbook: Essential Bioinformatics, Xiong
(see below)
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The first lab meeting will be in the library in Room 32
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