Bejerano Lab, Stanford University

Teaching

Gill teaches CS 273A (cross listed as DBIO 273A, BMI 273A) entitled
"A computational tour of the Human Genome" in Aut (1st) qtr.

If you consider working in our lab you are strongly encouraged to attend it.

Core Courses

The work in our lab requires skills and knowledge in computer science, biology, and statistics. Lab members follow the core curriculum below. The more of these courses (or equivalent) material you know, the more attractive you will be to our lab, and the more valuable you will find your experience with us.

Computer Science:
	CS 106A	Programming Methodology / Java (watch)	Aut,Win,Spr,Sum
	CS 106B	Programming Abstractions / C++ (watch)	Win,Spr,Sum
	CS 107	Programming Paradigms / C,Python (watch)	Aut,Spr
	CS 161	Design and Analysis of Algorithms	Aut,Win,Sum
Biology:
	DBIO 201	Development and Disease Mechanisms	Aut
	GENE 203	Current Genetics	Aut
	BIO 113	Fundamentals of Molecular Evolution	Spr
Bioinformatics:
	CS 273A	A Computational Tour of the Human Genome	Aut
	CS 262	Computational Genomics	Win
	GENE 211	Genomics	Win
Statistics:
	STATS 200	Intro to Statistical Inference	Win,Sum

Notes

Many of these courses are cross-listed.
See the Stanford Bulletin or Axess for additional information.