
MS in Computational Biology & Medicine
Contact
Name:
Eric Londin, PhD
Contact
Name:
Alexandra Whitman
Position:
Program Coordinator
Curriculum
The curriculum for the MS in Computational Biology & Medicine combines fundamental and advanced didactics with hands-on application through active learning course design and completion of a scholarly thesis.
CORE COURSES – 33 CREDITS
- GC 558: Intro to UNIX and Programming in C (3 credits)
- GC 559: Intro to R programming (3 credits)
- GC 561: Data Structures and Algorithms (3 credits)
- GC 562: Computational Genomics (3 credits)
- GC 563: Computational Transcriptomics (3 credits)
- GC 564: Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery (3 credits)
- GC 565: Functional Genomics (3 credits)
- GC 660: Biostatistics (3 credits)
- GC 640: Research Ethics (1 credit)
- GC 723: Communicating Science via Storytelling (2 credits)
- GC XXX: Masters Thesis Research (6 credits)
ELECTIVES – 7 CREDITS
- GC xxx: Masters Clerkship (0-6 credits)
- BI 550: Biomedical Chemistry (3 credits)
- CB 560: Cell Biology (3 credits)
- GC 510: Database Design & Management (2 credits)
- GC 560: Data Visualization (2 credits)
Many additional Jefferson College of Life Sciences biomedical science courses and professional development courses are available as electives.