Integrative and Quantitative Concepts in Biology
Designed for entering students enrolled in the Honors College Integrated Life Sciences (ILS) program, this course uses an active learning approach to emphasize inquiry, critical thinking, quantitative reasoning, and hands-on data analysis. This course will cover a variety of bioinformatic related topics, including genome assembly and scaffolding, sequence alignment algorithms, epigenetics, a bioinformatic examination of the central dogma in molecular biology, gene finding, proteomic analysis, the evolution of molecules, cells and organisms, molecular switches, and biological networks.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: BSCI170 . Restriction: Must be in the Honors College Integrated Life Sciences program. Credit Only Granted for: HLSC208 or HLSC280 . Formerly: HLSC208.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027