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CNWY41130 Data Analysis for Biological Scientists
About the course
Provides graduate students involved in laboratory-based research in the biological sciences with the analytical and statistical skills to generate meaningful results from experimental data in practical computer-based workshop sessions.
Credits ECTS 2.5
Dates April 10, 15, 17, 22, 24th 2013
Schedule Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10am-1pm (5 computer-workshops)
Course co-ordinator Dr Giuliano Elia
Venue tbc
Registration Deadline: March 29th 2013
Places available 30
Course structure
The module is delivered as a series of 3 hour computer based workshop sessions designed to encourage interaction and discussion between lecturers and students and also to provide hands-on experience where applicable.
Credit requirements
- Ongoing assessment exercises based on topics covered in computer-based workshops
What does it cover?
Basics of data analysis for experimental biologists including:
- Know your data
- Comparing groups
- Measuring association
- Advanced methods
- Analysing categorical data
- Dealing with ratios
On completion, you will have:
- Analytical and statistical skills to generate meaningful results from experimental data that are transferable to further graduate research, training or employment.
Next steps
- Download the CNWY41130 Data Analysis for Biological Scientists flyer(pdf)
- Download the CNWY41130 Data Analysis for Biological Scientists module descriptor(pdf)
- Download the Module Registration Form 2012/13 (pdf)
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