DTU's Studies Handbook about #22125
DTU's Studies Handbook about #22175
Course programme (Note the program is updated regularly)
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General admission requirements DTU
Course preparation from 22113/22163 - Unix & Python Programming for Bioinformaticians and Install Jupyter Notebook
In June 2024, DTU Bioinforamtics is organizing a course on MSc/PhD level (the course 22125 is annotated as a MSc course, and the course 22175 is
annotated as a PhD course) in Algorithms in Bioinformatics.
General course objectives::
To provide the student with an overview and in-depth understanding of bioinformatics machine-learning algorithms. Enable the student to first evaluate which algorithm(s) are best suited for answering a given biological question and next implement and develop prediction tools based on such algorithms to describe complex biological problems such as immune system reactions, vaccine discovery, disease gene finding, protein structure and function, post-translational modifications etc.
Prerequisites:
All students from DTU and other universities are welcome.
Prerequisites are DTU courses 27611 (Introduction to Bioinformatics), 27619 (Perl og Unix for bioinformaticians) or equivalent.
Optional prerequisites are DTU courses 02115, 02102, and 02312 or equivalent (Basic programming courses)
The course is a combination of lectures and exercises, and will be conducted
in English.
Sign up:
Students enrolled at DTU should sign up through CampusNet.
If you are a student NOT enrolled at DTU, please sign up as a guest student
through:
Sign up form for Danish MSc Guest Students
Sign up form for Guest PhD Students
None-students are also welcome and should sign up under Open University. For participants under Open University there is
a tuition fee. More information and application form can be found at:
Single course students
There will be room for 50 participants in the course.
Course curriculum:
The course curriculum consists of review papers and selected chapters from Immunological Bioinformatics, Lund et al., MIT Press,
2005. All material will be made available online or at Course material.
For more information, please contact course organizer Morten Nielsen or click on the links above.