Bioinformatics at the CGB :: Workshops and Training
CGB routinely organizes workshops and tutorial sessions on topics
useful to the IU Life Sciences community. These sessions are open to
IU faculty, post-docs and graduate students at no charge. To date, we
have offered workshops on PERL, R as well as Microarray Data Analysis
using BASE and MeV.
We welcome suggestions about topics for future workshops. (e.g Basic
Unix, Bioinformatics Tools, etc.)
Introduction to Perl
These interactive and hands-on workshops provide life scientists,
with little or no PERL (or programming) experience, with sufficient
training to write useful scripts. They have already been so popular
that we have offered them thrice since Fall 2005.
Instructors: Rupali Patwardhan and Sumit Middha
Introduction to R/Bioconductor
This workshop introduces the participants to some of the very useful
and basic capabilities of the R statistical package. The emphasis is
on the functionality provided by the BioConductor Package.
Instructors: Angela Burr and Andreas Rechtsteiner
BASE and MeV
This tutorial focuses on the features of BASE Microarray Data
Management System which provides a framework to store, organize and
analyze microarray data. It also aims to demonstrate the utility of
the MeV package to analyze microarray data.
Instructors: Angela Burr and Andreas Rechtsteiner
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