Computational Skills For Biological Data

EEOB/BCB 546X at Iowa State University

With the advent of big data across a number of sub-disciplines within biology, there is an increasing need for biologists to be comfortable and competent with command-line data processing and analysis. This course will develop basic skills necessary for biologists working with big data sets. Topics will include UNIX commands, scripting in R and Python, version control using Git and GitHub, use of high performance computing clusters, and writing effective data-management plans. These topics will be taught using a combination of lectures and computational exercises.

Fall 2019 Time and Location

Wednesday and Friday, 1:10-2:30 PM in 30/32 Bessey Hall (plus Monday 1:00-2:30 for additional lab hours in 334 Bessey Hall)

Instructors

Matt Hufford

Dennis Lavrov

Tracy Heath


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