In each case the most recent course web page is linked to. Many of the courses have links to audio recordings of the lectures in WMA and also in MP3 format. Using them and the lecture presentation PDFs you can hear and see what was presented at each lecture. All that's missing is an animated stick figure of me brandishing a laser pointer.
| Courses taught | ||
| Genome 453 (Evolutionary Genetics) | an upper-undergraduate course on the genetic mechanisms of evolution. Odd-numbered years in the Autumn quarter (Mary Kuhner teaches it even-numbered years). | |
| Genome 570 (Phylogenetic Inference) | a graduate course on phylogenies. Even-numbered years in the Winter quarter. | |
| Genome 562 (Theoretical Evolutionary Genetics) | graduate course on Theoretical Population Genetics. Odd-numbered years in the Winter quarter. | |
| Courses co-taught | ||
| CSE 590c (Reading and Research in Computational Biology) | as one of four faculty members leading this seminar every quarter of the regular academic year (the others are Martin Tompa, Larry Russo, and Bill Noble). | |
| PopGenLunch, a weekly seminar series on Fridays at lunchtime. | "Chalk talks" by participants, mostly local, on their research. This is not a course and does not happen every week -- the schedule is announced on a mailing list, whose email address is popgenlunch (at) u.washington.edu | |
| Courses formerly taught | ||
| Genome 541 (Computational Molecular Biology) | I have taught in this course since 2001, and taught it for four weeks in Spring qaurter 2010. A number of other computational biologists taught the rest of the quarter. This is the second quarter of a two-quarter sequence starting with Genome 540. I will not be teaching in this course after 2010. | |
| Genome 560 (Statistics for Genomics students) | A 5-week module taught the second half of Spring Quarter, 2009-2011 (paired with Genome 561, taught by Willie Swanson, in the first half of the quarter -- yes, I know they are out of numerical order). This is not a course on the advanced statistical techniques used in genomics, it is an elementary statistics refresher module, and it is not open to students from other departments. It will be taught in 2012 by Su-in Lee. | |
| Genome 453 (Evolutionary Genetics) | an upper-undergraduate course on the genetic mechanisms of evolution. Even-numbered years in the Autumn quarter (Joe Felsenstein teaches it in Autumn of odd-numbered years). |