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GN 820 Special Problems
Special topics designed for additional experience and research training.
Prerequisite: Advanced Graduate standing
Typically offered in Fall and Spring
Genetics and Genomics (MR)
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1 Students can also take a more advanced statistics course, such as ST 512 Statistical Methods For Researchers II 2 Other courses that do not appear on this list may be counted with the approval of the DGP. This course may not be a statistics or data science class that is not focused heavily on Genetics and/or Genomics data. Examples of potential courses are: BIO 562 Fundamentals of Bioinformatics , BIT 815 Advanced Special Topics  (Deep Sequencing Analysis, GGS 771 Data Science for Genetics & Genomics , GN 756 Computational Molecular Evolution , GN 757 Quantitative Genetics Theory and Methods , ST 590 Special Topics  (Bioinformatics II), ST 721 / GN 721 Genetic Data Analysis 3 Other courses that do not appear on this list may be counted with the approval of the DGP. Examples of potential courses are: GGS 840 Professional Development & Ethics in Genetics & Genomics , GES 5** Genetic Engineering and Society, PHI 816 Introduction to Research Ethics , TOX 820 Special Problems In Toxicology 4 Students will work with their advisor to select Advised Electives appropriate for their academic and professional goals. At most 3 credits of research may be used in the Advised Elective category.
Genetics and Genomics (MS)
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1 Students can also take a more advanced statistics course, such as ST 512 Statistical Methods For Researchers II 2 Other courses that do not appear on this list may be counted with the approval of the DGP. This course may not be a statistics or data science class that is not focused heavily on Genetics and/or Genomics data. Examples of potential courses are: BIO 562 Fundamentals of Bioinformatics , BIT 815 Advanced Special Topics  (Deep Sequencing Analysis, GGS 771 Data Science for Genetics & Genomics , GN 756 Computational Molecular Evolution , GN 757 Quantitative Genetics Theory and Methods , ST 590 Special Topics  (Bioinformatics II), ST 721 / GN 721 Genetic Data Analysis 3 Other courses that do not appear on this list may be counted with the approval of the DGP. Examples of potential courses are: GGS 840 Professional Development & Ethics in Genetics & Genomics , GES 5** Genetic Engineering and Society, PHI 816 Introduction to Research Ethics , TOX 820 Special Problems In Toxicology 4 Students will work with their advisor to select Advised Electives appropriate for their academic and professional goals. At most 3 credits of research may be used in the Advised Elective category.
Genetics and Genomics (PhD)
/graduate/interdisciplinary/genetics-genomics/genetics-genomics-phd/
1 Students can also take a more advanced statistics course, such as ST 512 Statistical Methods For Researchers II 2 Other courses that do not appear on this list may be counted with the approval of the DGP. This course may not be a statistics or data science class that is not focused heavily on Genetics and/or Genomics data. Examples of potential courses are: BIO 562 Fundamentals of Bioinformatics , BIT 815 Advanced Special Topics  (Deep Sequencing Analysis, GGS 771 Data Science for Genetics & Genomics , GN 756 Computational Molecular Evolution , GN 757 Quantitative Genetics Theory and Methods , ST 590 Special Topics  (Bioinformatics II), ST 721 / GN 721 Genetic Data Analysis 3 Other courses that do not appear on this list may be counted with the approval of the DGP. Examples of potential courses are: GGS 840 Professional Development & Ethics in Genetics & Genomics , GES 5** Genetic Engineering and Society, PHI 816 Introduction to Research Ethics , TOX 820 Special Problems In Toxicology