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COURSES TAUGHT BY SCOTT KELLEY |
| BIOLOGY 568, BIOINFORMATICS |
| Bioinformatics has become an increasingly important field of biology given the massive expansion of biological information (e.g., genome sequences). This course teaches three things: (1) Key algorithms used in computational biology underlying database searching, sequence alignment, RNA structure folding, and fuzzy sequence searching among other thing; (2) Practical Bioinformatics tools for molecular biologists that could immediately be used in research labs; and (3) Bioinformatics programming skills. |
| BIOLOGY 350, GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY |
| BIOLOGY 600, MICROBIOLOGY JOURNAL CLUB |
| BIOLOGY 567, BIOCHEMISTRY, CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY III |
| BIOLOGY 100, NON-MAJORS GENERAL BIOLOGY |