CHM 4213 - Informatics

3 Credit Hour(s)

Recent advances in fields such as bioinfomatics, cheminformatics, proteomics, genomics, and pharmacohenomics have led to increased demand for people with combined experience in biology, chemistry, and computer science. This informatics course will present a survey of fundamental principles and the latest concepts, issues, and tools available in the scientific information processing field. The ability to use and apply informatics computational tools will be incorporated into the class.

Prerequisite: Junior standing in the Natural Science, Math or Computer Science majors.
Availability: Fall

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