Bioinformatics Teaching and Research at DePauw University:
Current Activities and Future Plans
Poster presented at Hands-On Teaching of Bioinformatics
Hope College -
May 2004
by
Caroline Gilson,
Kelly Van Busum,
Bryan Hanson,
Chet Fornari,
Henning Schneider and
Sergei Markov
Abstract:
The team from DePauw University wishes to percolate bioinformatics concepts and
applications through a variety of biology, chemistry, and computer science
courses. Six biology courses ranging from introductory to upper-level to an
existing bioinformatics course, as well as at least two computer science
courses, and a desired course in chemistry serve as targets for a plan to
develop collaborative bioinformatics modules and projects. Information literacy
and library research skills will be a component of all target courses. We hope
to clarify and expand our goals and objectives for incorporating a variety of
specific, concrete bioinformatics activities into our curriculum from the
discussions and activities at this workshop.
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