BIME 300 (Spring Q, 2020):
Transformational Technologies for Biology, Medicine and Health
How are new information technologies affecting health care and medicine? When you visit the doctor, are they using modern information management methods? Are medical errors more likely or less likely to occur with new technologies? And how will new knowledge about the human genome affect health care?
As a career, there are growing opportunities at the intersection of medicine, information science, and big data science. In this new course, they will introduce the field of biomedical & health informatics through three modules that focus on current technologies in the field: (1) electronic health records, (2) simple data mining from electronic health data, and (3) translational bioinformatics & personalized medicine. Each module will include hands-on exercises, and course evaluation will be based primarily on team projects that explore the technologies involved. The team projects include both written and analytic portions, where the analysis portion includes a very simple level of programming.
This course will meet as follows:
Lecture: MW 10:30-12:20 in BLD (Bloedel Hall) 070; Lab: Tue 12:30-1:20 in BLD 070
