Bioinformatics Courses

Curriculum Wide Learning Goals

QuBi concentrators will learn statistical and computational methods, and how to apply these methods to the processing, storage, analysis, visualization and modeling of large-scale molecular biomedical data.  They will develop the research, communication and collaborative skills to be able to contribute to the solution of bioinformatics problems as members of a multidisciplinary team.

Summer Workshop in Bioinformatics/Quantitative Biology, BIOL 470/790

• Recommended for undergraduates interested in quantitative biology
• Open to all Hunter and CUNY students
• No pre-requisites
• Offered in the Summer

Practical UNIX and Programming, CSCI 132

• Required by all students enrolled in the Bioinformatics Options
• Offered in the Fall
• See Course Description

Relational Database and SQL, CSCI 232

• Required by all students enrolled in the Bioinformatics Options
• Offered in the Spring every other year
• See Course Description

Bayesian Statistical Inference in the Sciences, STAT 319

• Recommended for all students enrolled in the Bioinformatics Options
• Offered in the Fall
• See Course Description

Computational Molecular Biology, BIOL 425

• Required by all students enrolled in the Bioinformatics Options
• Offered in the Spring
• See Course Description

Chemical Genomics, CHEM 388

• Recommended for Chemistry major students enrolled in the Bioinformatics Options
• Offered in the Spring
• See Course Description