BIOMG 4000

Genomics

Course Description

Course information provided by the 2025-2026 Catalog.

Introduction to principles underlying the organization of genomes and the methods of studying them, emphasizing genome-wide approaches to research. Covers the application of genomics methodologies for addressing issues including gene regulation, evolution, complex systems, genetics, and gene: phenotype relationships. Landmark and timely genomics papers and other research developments will be discussed. Basic bioinformatics tools will be incorporated.

Prerequisites REF-FA25/Corequisites REF-FA25 two majors-level biology courses, and one of the following: BIOMG 2800, BIOMG 3300, BIOMG 3350, BIOMG 3310 or BIOMG 3320, or permission of instructor. Corequisites: None.

Distribution Requirements (OPHLS-AG), (BIO-AS)

Last 4 terms offered (None)

Outcomes REF-FA25

• To learn modern Genomics technologies and how they are applied in scientific research.
• To develop the ability to propose experiments designed to answer biological questions, with an emphasis on Genomics approaches.
• To think independently and creatively in solving problems with the tools of Genomics.

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