Two programs are offered. For Admissions and Degree requirements see:
(1) through Biophysics (since 1997)
Examples of Courses:
Biophysics
101 = HST 508: Genomics and Computational Biology (Fall, Church)
Biophysics 242.
Special Topics in Biophysics (Spr, Hogle)
Statistics 215 Fundamentals of Computational Biology (Spr, Wong)
Statistics 315: Fundamentals of Computational Biology(Fall, Liu)
Engineering Sciences
145 = 215. Introduction to Systems Analysis with Physiological Applications(Fall, Stanley)
MCB 112. Structure
and Function of Proteins and Nucleic Acids(Fall, Harrison)
Biology 152: Population Genetics (Fall, Wakeley)
Mathematics 115:
Methods of Analysis and Applications
Applied Mathematics 201:
Physical Math I (Fall, Brenner)
Applied Mathematics
202: Physical Math II (Spr, Anderson)
BCMP 201: Principles
of Biochemistry
BCMP 228: Macromolecular NMR(Fall, Wagner)
Cell Biology 201.
Molecular Biology of the Cell
Genetics 201:
Principles of Genetics(Fall, Dietrich)
Genetics 218: Genotype to Phenotype: Epigenetics and Gene Regulation (Spr, Wu)
HST 505: Laboratory in Molecular and Cellular Sciences (IAP, Morgan)
HST940J = MIT 10.555J: Bioinformatics(Spr, Stephanopoulos)
HST 950J = MIT 6.872: Medical Computing(Spr, Kohane)
HST 952: Computing for Biomedical Scientists (Fall, Ogunyemi)
MIT 18.417: Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology (Fall, Berger)
MIT 6.892: Computational Functional Genomics(Spr, Gifford)
Related Resources:
Partial list of Boston area Computational-Biology Related Investigators
HMS Lipper Center for Computational
Genetics
DFCI
Department of Biostatistical Science
HSPH Biostatistics Department
HHMI HMS Genetics Computational
Resources
HMS BBS Graduate Studies
Harvard/MIT Health Sciences Technology
Program
HMS Research Computing Center
HMS
Center for Applied Information Technology
International Society for
Computational Biology Training programs
Boston University Bioinformatics