Overview
Course Code
BIVA110
Instructor
Michelle Mah
Credential Earned
Certificate of completion
Course Type
Part-Time
Course Length
12 weeks
Course Delivery
Virtual
Application Method
Self-service Registration
OSAP Eligibility
No
Program Delivery Details
Weekly synchronous webinars on Wednesdays at 6pm EST.
About the Course
Learners will gain the ability to recognize, interpret and analyze sequence data, perform variant calling, and apply variant interpretation skills through a combination of lectures, online discussions, practical hands-on sessions and assessments. Weekly synchronous webinars will be delivered virtually every Wednesday at 6pm EST.
This course is intended for Genetic Technology MLTs or those with similar qualifications.
Career Outcomes/About the Profession
Upon successful completion of the course, learners will be able to:
- Recognize and Interpret Sequence Data – understand different types of sequence data and their relevance in clinical genomics
- Perform Basic Sequence Data Analysis – acquire the skills to analyze and interpret sequence data using various bioinformatics tools and methods
- Understand Data Visualization – gain a foundational understanding of data visualization techniques to effectively present and interpret sequence data
- Develop Data Management Strategies – implement strategies for managing and documenting sequence data for efficient future use
- Understand Variant Calling Processes – learn the principles and practices of germline and somatic variant calling, including quality control and variant filtering
- Analyze and Interpret Variants – apply best practices and appropriate tools to perform variant annotation and reporting