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==Course Outline==
==Course Outline==
Week 1. Introduction & tutorials for R/R studio
===Week 1. Introduction & tutorials for R/R studio
Week 2. Statistics & samples
===Week 2. Statistics & samples
Week 3. Displaying data
===Week 3. Displaying data
Week 4. Describing data; Exam 1.
===Week 4. Describing data; Exam 1.
Week 5. Probability and hypothesis testing
===Week 5. Probability and hypothesis testing
Week 6. Analysis of proportions
===Week 6. Analysis of proportions
Week 7. Analysis of frequencies
===Week 7. Analysis of frequencies
Week 8. Contingency tests; Exam 2
===Week 8. Contingency tests; Exam 2
Week 9. Normal distribution and controls
===Week 9. Normal distribution and controls
Week 10. Comparing two means
===Week 10. Comparing two means
Week 11. Designing experiments
===Week 11. Designing experiments
Week 12. Comparing more than two groups; Exam 3
===Week 12. Comparing more than two groups; Exam 3
Week 13. Correlation analysis
===Week 13. Correlation analysis
Week 14. Regression analysis
===Week 14. Regression analysis
Week 15. Review and Exam 4 (final comprehensive exam)
===Week 15. Review and Exam 4 (final comprehensive exam)

Revision as of 16:27, 6 December 2015

Analysis of Biological Data (BIOL 20N02, Spring 2015)
Instructor: Dr Weigang Qiu, Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences
Room: 1001B HN (North Building, 10th Floor, Mac Computer Lab)
Hours: Tuesdays 10-1
Office Hours: Belfer Research Building (Google Map) BB-402; Wed 5-7 pm or by appointment
Course Website: http://diverge.hunter.cuny.edu/labwiki/Biol20N2_2016

Course Description

With rapid accumulation of genome sequences and digitalized health data, biomedicine is becoming a data-intensive science. This course is a hands-on, computer-based workshop on how to visualize and analyze large quantities of biological data. The course introduces R, a modern statistical computing language and platform. Students will learn to use R to make scatter plots, bar plots, box plots, and other commonly used data-visualization techniques. The course will review statistical methods including hypothesis testing, analysis of frequencies, and correlation analysis. Student will apply these methods to the analysis of genomic and health data such as whole-genome gene expressions and SNP (single-nucleotide polymorphism) frequencies.

This 3-credit experimental course fulfills elective requirements for Biology Major I. Hunter pre-requisites are BIOL100, BIOL102 and STAT113.

Textbooks

Course Outline

===Week 1. Introduction & tutorials for R/R studio ===Week 2. Statistics & samples ===Week 3. Displaying data ===Week 4. Describing data; Exam 1. ===Week 5. Probability and hypothesis testing ===Week 6. Analysis of proportions ===Week 7. Analysis of frequencies ===Week 8. Contingency tests; Exam 2 ===Week 9. Normal distribution and controls ===Week 10. Comparing two means ===Week 11. Designing experiments ===Week 12. Comparing more than two groups; Exam 3 ===Week 13. Correlation analysis ===Week 14. Regression analysis ===Week 15. Review and Exam 4 (final comprehensive exam)