STIN370 Selected Topics in Bioinformatics and Applied Statistics
Credits (ECTS):5
Course responsible:Aliaksandr Hubin
Campus / Online:Taught campus Ås
Teaching language:Engelsk, norsk
Limits of class size:1000
Course frequency:Annually
Nominal workload:Lectures: 28 hours. Exercises: 28 hours. Self study: 69 hours.
Teaching and exam period:The course starts in the spring semester. Teaching and evaluation is in the spring semester.
About this course
Learning outcome
KNOWLEDGE: Students will learn the ideas in the selected topic. They will become familiar with the conditions for and use of the methods in question. Implementation will often also be relevant.
SKILLS: Students should be able to perform statistical and/or bioinformatic analyses. They should be able to interpret the results of the analyses and explain what has been done, the results and the weaknesses and limitations of the analyses.
GENERAL COMPETENCE: Students will be able to apply what they have learned in their studies, their research and later in their professional life. At the same time, they should be able to ask critical questions about results that they generate or are presented to them (e. g. in the media or other research) and assess the validity of these results.
- Lectures and exercises / computer exercises.
The teacher will be available for questions either in person or via email. The course`s webpages will be regularly updated.
Canvas.
- STAT100 or corresponding knowledge.
- Will depend on the topic lectured
- Oral exam, with a pass/fail grade.
Oral exam Grading: Passed / Not Passed - An external examiner evaluates the oral exam.
- The student will have to complete obligatory tasks to be approved for the course and to be allowed to take the final written exam. Students who fail the course need to perform these tasks again.
The course will focus on various subject areas that is not covered, or only lightly covered, in other STAT- or BIN- courses. The contents of the course will thus vary from year to year.
The course is only given if resources are available.
Students who fail the course need to perform these tasks again.
- Two hours of lectures each week.
- Special requirements in Science