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BINFA13715 - BE Bioinformatics BCom

Program Structure

Industrial Experience: At least 60 days of approved industrial training must be completed before completion of the final semester. Industrial Training should be concurrent with enrolment and is best accumulated in the summer recesses at the end of years 2 and 3, but must be completed by the end of year 4. Opportunities exist for 6 months industrial placement in year 3.

YEAR 1

 

UOC
S1

UOC
S2

BINF1001 Bioinformatics 1
-
6
BABS1201 Molecules, Cells & Genes
6
-
CHEM1021
CHEM1041
Chemistry 1B or
Higher Chemistry 1B
-
6
CHEM1011
CHEM1031
Chemistry 1A or
Higher Chemistry 1A

6

-
COMP1917 Higher Computing 1
6
-
COMP1927 Higher Data Structures and Algorithms
-
6
MATH1141
MATH1131
Higher Mathematics 1A or
Mathematics 1A
6
-
MATH1241
MATH1231
Higher Mathematics 1B or
Mathematics 1B
-
6
   
24
24

 * CHEM1031 is appropriate for those who have 75-100 in 2U Chemistry or equivalent.

 

YEAR 2

 

UOC
S1

UOC
S2

COMP2911 Engineering Design 2
6
-
BIOC2101
BIOS2021
BIOS2621
MICR2011
BABS2202
Principles of Biochemistry (Advanced)
Genetics or
Genetics (Advanced)
Microbiology 1
Cell Biology

6

-

MATH1081 Discrete Mathematics
6
-
MATH2801
MATH2901
Theory of Statistics or
Higher Theory of Statistics
6
-
  Commerce Courses
-
24
   
24
24

It is recommended that students start thinking about Industrial Training in the summer after Year 2 and Year 3. Graduation may be delayed if a satisfactory report for 60 day industrial training has not been received by the release of final year results.

 

YEAR 3

 

UOC
S1

UOC
S2

  Commerce Courses
24
-
COMP3711 Software Project Management
-
6
BIOC2201 Principles of Molecular Biology (Advanced)
-
6
BIOC2101
BIOS2021
BIOS2621
MICR2011
BABS2202
Principles of Biochemistry (Advanced)
Genetics or
Genetics (Advanced)
Microbiology 1
Cell Biology

 

-

 

6

COMP2041 Software Construction: Techniques and Tools
-
6
   
24
24

 

YEAR 4

 

UOC
S1

UOC
S2

BINF3010 Bioinformatics Methods & Applications
6
-
BINF3020 Computational Bioinformatics - 6
BIOC3121 Molecular Biology of Nucleic Acids
6
-
COMP3311 Database Systems
6
-
  Commerce Courses
12
12
   
24
24

 

YEAR 5

 

UOC
S1

UOC
S2

BINF4910 Bioinformatics Thesis A
3
-
BINF4911 Bioinformatics Thesis B
-
12
BINF4920 Professional Issues & Ethics
3
-
COMP3121 Algorithms & Programming Techniques 6 -
  COMP/MATH Electives
12
 

Life Sciences Electives

12
   
24
24

 

YEAR 6

 

UOC
S1

UOC
S2

  Commerce Courses
24
-
   
24

0

Electives

Any BIOC/BIOT/MICR/BABS3xxx course for which prerequisites have been completed can be selected as a 3rd year life science elective. Recommended electives include:



UOC
BIOC3111 Molecular Biology of Proteins
6
BIOC3151  Human Genetics and Variation
6
BIOC3281  Recombinant DNA Techniques
6
BIOC3291  Genes, Genomes & Evolution
6
BIOT3011  BiotechnologyA
6
BIOT3061  Biopharmaceuticals
6

Any COMP2xxx or COMP3xxx course for which prerequisites have been completed can be selected as a 3rd year Computing elective. Recommended electives include: 

   
UOC
COMP2121 Microprocessors & Interfacing 6
COMP3111 Software Engineering
6
COMP3231 Operating Systems
6
COMP3331 Computer Networks & Applications
6
COMP3411 Artificial Intelligence
6
COMP3431 Intro. Intelligent Agents
6

Alternatively one of the following MATH courses can be chosen instead of a Computing Elective: 

   
UOC
MATH2281 Biomathematics 6
MATH2831 Linear Models 6
MATH2931 Higher Linear Models
6

Any Level 3/4/9 COMP course for which prerequistes have been completed can be selected as computing elective. The computing elective can also be replaced by one of the following Mathematics and Statistics course:

   
UOC
MATH2281 Biomathematics 6
MATH2831 Linear Models
6
MATH2931 Higher Linear Models
6
MATH3801 Probability & Schochastic Proc
6
MATH3901 Higher Probability & Schochastic Proc 6
MATH3811 Statistical Inference 6
MATH3911 Higher Statistical Inference 6

 

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