Lecture: Recent Progress in Paleopathology (Graduate)

과목번호: 801.2607 (대학원/의학과_해부학전공과목)
과목명(국문): 고병리학 연구의 최신지견
과목명(영문): Recent Progress in Paleopathology

일시: 매주 화요일 저녁 6시 – 8시 50분
장소: 해부학교실 회의실

책임 교수: 신동훈 (740-8203)
담당 지원: 홍종하 (740-8199)

성적: 출석-20, 과제-20, 기말고사-40, 학습태도-20

1주차: 9/5 오리엔테이션 신동훈

2주차: 9/12 BLAST (1) 신동훈

3주차: 9/19 BLAST (2) 신동훈

4주차: 9/26 BLAST (3) 신동훈

5주차: 10/10 BLAST (4) 오창석/신동훈

6주차: 10/17 MEGA (1) 신동훈

7주차: 10/24 MEGA (2) 오창석/신동훈

8주차: 10/31 중간고사 신동훈

9주차: 11/7 [특강] 얼굴복원의 이론적 기반 이원준/신동훈

10주차: 11/14 Biopython 기초 신동훈

11주차: 11/21 Phylogenetic Network (1) 신동훈

12주차: 11/28 Phylogenetic Network (2) 신동훈

13주차: 12/5 Bayesian inference in phylogeny (1) 신동훈

14주차: 12/12 Bayesian inference in phylogeny (2) 신동훈

15주차: 12/19 기말고사 신동훈

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