Genomic Data Science with Galaxy

Genomic Data Science with Galaxy

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  • 4 Sequences
  • Introductive Level

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Syllabus

  • Week 1 - Introduction
    This week, we will present some of the research challenges that motivated the development of the Galaxy framework. We will then introduce Galaxy, describe what the Galaxy framework is, and look at different ways you can use it.
  • Week 2 - Galaxy 101
    In this module and the following modules we will start to use Galaxy to perform different types of analysis.
  • Week 3 - Working with sequence data
    In this module we will be studying sequence data quality control as well as ChIP-Sequence Analysis with MACS.
  • Week 4 - RNA-seq & Running your own Galaxy
    In these final modules, we'll take a look at working with sequence data and RNA-seq and at installing and running your own Galaxy.

Prerequisite

None.

Instructors

James Taylor, PhD
Associate Professor of Biology and Computer Science

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