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  • About Us
    • Leadership
    • What is Computational Biology?
    • What is Automated Science?
    • Computational Biology Careers Website
    • List of Educational Programs in Computational Biology
    • The Hillman Center
    • History
    • CBD at a Glance
    • News and Events
      • News
      • Calendar
      • Departmental Seminars
      • Meetings
    • Department Resources
  • Education
    • Ph.D. in Computational Biology
    • M.S. in Automated Science
    • M.S. in Computational Biology
    • Undergraduate Program in Computational Biology
      • Why Major in Computational Biology?
      • Degree Requirements
      • Sample Course Sequence for Computational Biology Majors
      • Guidelines for Transfer to Major in Computational Biology
      • Additional Major in Computational Biology
      • Visit Us
    • Minor in Computational Biology
    • Pre-College Program in Computational Biology
    • Courses Offered
      • Undergraduate Courses Offered
      • Graduate Courses Offered
      • Course Profiles
        • 02-201/601 Programming for Scientists
        • 02-250 Introduction to Computational Biology
        • 02-261 Quantitative Cell and Molecular Biology Laboratory
        • 02-402/702 Computational Biology Seminar
        • 02-425/725 Computational Methods for Proteogenomics and Metabolomics
        • 02-450/750 Automation of Biological Research: Robotics and Machine Learning
        • 02-500 Undergraduate Research in Computational Biology
        • 02-510/710 Computational Genomics
        • 02-602 Professional Issues in Computational Biology
        • 02-604 Fundamentals of Bioinformatics
        • 02-613 Algorithms and Advanced Data Structures
        • 02-700 M.S. Research
        • 02-701 CPCB Course / Current Topics in Computational Biology
        • 02-715 Advanced Topics in Computational Genomics
        • 02-760 Laboratory Methods for Computational Biologists
        • 02-801 Computational Biology Internship
        • 02-900 Ph.D. Thesis Research
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