Program Overview

Program Overview

The MD GENET/GENETICS 708 program, titled "Methods and Logic in Genetic Analysis," is a 3-credit course that addresses contemporary issues in genetic, developmental, cell, and molecular biology through a discussion format. Invited speakers deliver research lectures, and reading materials are sourced from the primary literature, focusing on evaluating genetic approaches to biological problems.

Course Details

Requisites

• Declared in Genetics graduate program

Course Designation

• Grad 50% - Counts toward 50% graduate coursework requirement

Repeatable for Credit

• No

Last Taught

• Spring 2024

Learning Outcomes

• Critically evaluate papers, form meaningful questions based on the material, and engage scientists in conversations about their work.
  • Audience: Graduate
• Improve oral presentations and scientific writing (grants, review articles).
  • Audience: Graduate
• Expand scientific literacy.
  • Audience: Graduate

Program Structure

The program is designed for graduate students, with an emphasis on advanced learning outcomes that include critical evaluation of scientific papers, improvement of oral and written scientific communication, and the expansion of scientific literacy in the field of genetics.