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               such  as  mobile  interface  design  and  interactive  web-  Medium of Instruction:
               based systems.                                   English

               Assessment Methods:                              Soft Skills:
               Continuous Assessment:    40%                    CT3, TS2, LL2
               Final Examination:    60%
                                                                Main References:
               Medium of Instruction:                           1.  Ian Heywood ,Sarah Cornelius (2011). An Introduction
                                                                                                th
               English                                             to Geographical Information Systems. 4  ed. Prentice
                                                                   Hall.
               Soft Skills:                                     2.  John R Jensen, Ryan R. Jensen (2013). Introductory
               CT3, TS1, EM2                                       Geographic Information Systems. Pearson.
                                                                3.  Keith  C.  Clarke  (2011).  Getting  Started  with
                                                                                            th
               Main References:                                    Geographic Information Systems, 5  ed. Prentice Hall.
               1. Jennifer  Preece,  Yvonne  Rogers,  and  Helen  Sharp.
                 Interaction   Design:   Beyond   Human-Computer
                 Interaction. John Wiley.                       SIB 3009    INTERNET PROGRAMMING
               2. Alan  Dix,  Janet  Finlay,  Gregory  Abowd,  and  Russel
                 Beale  (2013).  Human-  Computer  Interaction.  Prentice   This  course  aims  to  introduce  the  World  Wide  Web
                 Hall.                                          (WWW),  web  software,  connections  and  hardware,
               3. Ben  Schneiderman.  Designing  the  User  Interface:   introduction  to  internet  programming  and  scripting,
                                                        th
                 Strategies for Effective Human-Computer Interaction. 5    website maintenance and Web applications. It covers an
                 ed. Addison Wesley.                            introduction  to  internet  programming  and  the  languages.
                                                                Topics  include  HTML,  XHTML,  DHTML,  XML,  CSS,
                                                                JavaScript,  PHP,  CGI,  Perl,  and  SQL.  Besides  that,  the
               SIB 3007    INSTRUMENTATION IN BIOLOGICAL        basic  concepts  of  WWW  client-server  communications
                         SCIENCES                               and  the  skills  to  use  the  above  tool  to  create  Web
                                                                applications  will  be  also  introduced.  Various  problems
               This  course  is  going  to  introduce  basic  techniques  and   related  to  Bioinformatics  such  as  query,  search  and
               skills in biological experiments and instrumentation. It will   retrieve  information  are  considered  to  be  solved  using
               cover the basic biochemistry, genetics, molecular, physical   internet programming languages.
               biochemistry experimental techniques to answer biological
               questions.                                       Assessment Methods:
                                                                Continuous Assessment:    60%
               Assessment Methods:                              Final Examination:    40%
               Continuous Assessment:    100%
                                                                Medium of Instruction:
               Medium of Instruction:                           English
               English
                                                                Soft Skills:
               Soft Skills:                                     CS4, CT3, TS2
               CT3, TS2, LS2
                                                                Main References:
               Main References:                                 1. Scott  Guelich,  Shishir  Gundavaram,  Gunther  Birznieks
               1. M.   H.   Fulekar   and   B.   Pandey   (2013).   (2012).  CGI  Programming  with  Perl.  2   Ed.  O’Reilly
                                                                                               nd
                 Bioinstrumentation. K International Publishing House.   Media.
               2. S. Bejugam and V. R. Meka (2012). BioInstrumentation:   2. Mitchell  L  Model  (2013).  Bioinformatics  Programming
                 Tremor  Quantification  and  Parameter  Extraction.  LAP   Using Python. O’Reilly Media.
                 LAMBERT Academic Publishing.                   3. Ethan Cerami (2013). XML for Bioinformatics. Springer.
               3. G.  Karp  (2013).  Cell  and  Molecular  Biology:  Concepts
                 and Experiments. Wiley.
                                                                SIB 3010    DATA MINING AND MACHINE LEARNING

                                                                This  course  introduces  basic  conceptual  elements  of
               SIB 3008    INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHIC           machine  learning  and  data  mining  including  data
                          INFORMATION SYSTEM                    preprocessing   methods,   classification   techniques,
                                                                supervised   and   unsupervised   learning,   clustering
               This  course  provides  an  introduction  to  the  theory  and   techniques,  evaluation  models  and  applications  of
               practice  of  geographic  information  systems  (GIS).  This   machine  learning  and  data  mining  in  bioinformatics.
               course will introduce some of the basic concepts of GIS,   Software  tools  such  as  MATLAB  or  WEKA  will  be
               input  of  data,  storage  and  management  of  data  and   introduced and used in solving bioinformatics problems.
               modelling  output  from  GIS.  Concepts  such  as  how  to
               model  the  complex  real  world  in  a  computer  and  the   Assessment Methods:
               difference between data and geographic data are covered.   Continuous Assessment:    40%
               Lectures cover the basics of GIS, vector and raster data   Final Examination:    60%
               models,   geographic   data   analysis,   visualisation
               techniques  and  geographic  overlay.  The  practical   Medium of Instruction:
               sessions  build  basic  skills  in  GIS  such  as  adding,   English
               visualising,  analysing  and  modelling  data  and  creating
               effective map layouts.                           Soft Skills:
                                                                CS3, CT3, TS1
               Assessment Methods:                              Main References:
               Continuous Assessment:    40%                    1. Jiawei Han and Micheline Kamber (2012). Data Mining:
               Final Examination:    60%                          Concepts   and   Techniques.   Morgan   Kaufmann
                                                                  Publishers.

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