| Theme | Course Name | Course Code | Delivery Format | University | Course Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Genetic Epidemiology |
Genetic Epidemiology |
MED 6395 |
In Person |
Memorial University of Newfoundland |
The course will provide students with an overview of genetic epidemiology and equip them with the skills to develop statistical methods and analyze genetic data. |
|
Statistical Genetics |
CSCI 6802 |
Bioinformatics Algorithms |
In Person |
Dalhousie University |
The course covers major challenge areas in bioinformatics, each focused on an aspect of DNA or protein sequence analysis. |
|
Statistical Genetics |
STAT 5570 |
Statistical Genetics |
In Person |
Dalhousie University
|
This course discusses the use of statistics in genetics. Following an introduction to genetics, statistical methodology related to genetic data will be covered. |
|
Statistical Genetics |
AGRI 5380 |
Quantitative Genetics |
Unknown |
Dalhousie University |
An introduction to quantitative genetics theory and to statistical techniques used in domestic animal improvement. Computing and statistical techniques will be demonstrated and presented, and relevant literature will be surveyed. |
|
Statistical Genetics |
STAT 6504 |
Biostatistics
|
In Person |
Content |
TBD |
|
Statistical Genetics |
STAT 6573 |
Statistical Genetics |
In Person |
Content |
This is a seminar and guided-reading course for masters and doctoral students with a strongly focused interest or thesis topic in the area of cancer epidemiology. |
|
Population Genetics |
PATH 5035 |
Human Genetics |
Unknown |
Dalhousie University |
Topics include inborn errors of metabolism, human development, transmission genetics, DNA structure, gene function, mutation and chromosomal alterations, population genetics, genetics of immunity and cancer, genetic technology in medicine and ethical and social issues related to medical genetics. |
|
Population Genetics |
GENE 4005 |
Applied Genomics and Bioinformatics |
In Person |
Dalhousie University |
The course is designed to provide students with the depth of knowledge and specialized skills required to apply bioinformatics tools to practical problems in the life sciences. The laboratory sessions include hands on experience in using commonly used software for analyzing data from breeding and genomics experiments. |
|
Population Genetics |
MED 6390 |
Human Population Genetics |
In Person |
Memorial University of Newfoundland |
This course provides an overview of the genetic variation of human populations and the factors that influence it, and introduces basic concepts in genetic variation in liability to human disease. |