USC Schedule of Classes

Translational biomedical informatics analysis of next-generation sequencing genomic data, fundamentals, foundations, and concepts for applied analysis, human ontology, application molecular tools, basic computing.

Translational next generation sequencing genomics microarrays, RNA-seq, exome sequencing, annotation, transcriptome, ontology, pipelines, variants, expression, methylation.

Portfolio, translational biomedical informatics, bioinformatics, genomics, application development, web-based application.

Molecular biotechnology, genomics, next-generation sequencing, epigenomics, drug discovery, biomarkers, microrarrays, commercialization, microarray analysis, expression, proteomics.

Covers basic understandings of clinical bioinformatics methodologies and practices, along with the genomic technologies used for clinical diagnostic purposes.

Examination of classical and novel techniques used to explore and manipulate gene function and implications for the use of biotechnology in areas of global need. Recommended preparation: two semesters of introductory biology; two semesters of molecular biology and genetics.

Exploration of the process of discovering and developing novel therapeutic treatments.

Experiential training based on a project in a biomedical, biotechnology or pharmaceutical setting.

Preparation for capstone defense course.

Finalization and defense of capstone project.

Covers advanced biotechnology principles and applications.

Global biotechnology industry, idea generation, business plan formulation, intellectual property protection, funding, personnel management including board composition, regulatory body interaction, company exits.

Research leading to the master's degree. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department.

Selected topics in Translational Genomics.