Semester Notes

• Official registration period for all courses in Campus Management is October 1 - November 20, 2020
  Booking in Campus Management is required for all courses! Some classes consist of more than one course (...1/2, ... a/b/c). For recognition in the corresponding module all courses must be booked.
• Some courses also require an additional registration in Whiteboard.(Guide to Whiteboard System). If you can't find a course in Whiteboard, a registration in Whiteboard is problably not needed. In case of doubt, please ask the lecturer.
• Please note: Due to the current situation, no face-to-face session will take place until further notice! Teaching will continue to be offered mainly via video conference (Webex), with only a few face-to-face sessions.
  In the course catalog,
  
  • Webex meetings are indicated by a "Virtual Room xx". The final Meeting links will be provided through the lecturer, either on Whiteboard on Blackboard or by e-mail.
  • face-to-face-sessions are indicated by actual rooms.
• The language of instruction in all master programs can be German or English. However, it has to be English if students without sufficient knowledge of German participate in a course. (There may be exceptions for courses that originate from other programs).
• If you have any general questions concerning the stucture or organization of the program please contact the course coordinator or the examination office.

Course Catalog and Schedules

• Master Courses (StO/PO 2012)
• Master Courses (SPO 2019)
• Optional Courses Schedule - Advanced students (pdf)
• Schedule - First semester students (pdf)

Newly Enrolled Students

• Welcome Event: see course catalog (19404070)
  Date: November 2, 2020 at 12:15, Online-Meeting!
  No Classroom session! Registration is not necessary!
  Meeting-Link: https://fu-berlin.webex.com/fu-berlin/j.php?MTID=m9df4696e6374bc75f338636e30500ae3
  Meeting-ID: 121 271 0998
  Password: SaPpn4TXE58
  
• Orientation events for new International students
• Information of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science : German and English

Students Enrolled Under the Old (2012) Study Regulations

• Please follow the rules of the old regulations and observe the transition and recognition rules.

First Semester

• Schedule (pdf)
• Modules (=Courses)
  • Foundations in Computer Science, 2 V / 2 PS, 6 CP (19404901/02)
  • Foundations in Mathematics and Statistics, 2 V / 2 PS, 6 CP (19405001/02)
  • Foundations in Bio-Medicine, 2 V / 2 PS, 6 CP (60102401/02)
  • Introduction to Focus Areas, 2 V / 4 PS, 12 CP (19405106, 19405152)
    Until further notice: online teaching, only
    Start: November 9, 2020

Focus Area Complex Systems

• Mandatory Modules
  • Complex Systems in Bioinformatics (only in summer semester)
    
  • Complex Systems in Biomedical Applications 5 CP
    
    • Complex Systems in Biomedical Applications (60103101/02)
• Optional Modules
  • Advanced Network Analysis (2 V / 2 Ü, 5 CP)
    • Molecular Networks (19401801/02)
  • Current Research Topics in Complex Systems (2 S, 5 CP)
    
    • Pathophysiology (60101311)
    • Biochemical Networks and Desease (19405911)
    • Methods for investigating the RNA structurome and RNA-RNA interactome (216221c)
      needs to be booked with (216221a/b)
  •  Special Aspects of Complex Systems (2 V / 2 Ü, 5 CP)
    
    • Phylogeny Inference and Application (19405501/02)
    • Methods for investigating the RNA structurome and RNA-RNA interactome (216221a/b)
      needs to be booked with (216221c)
  • Computer-Aided Drug Design (4 PS, 5 CP)
    
    • Computer-Aided Drug Design (60101813; block course during term break)
  • Current Topics in Cell-Physiology (4 PS, 5 CP)
    
    • Current Topics in Cell-Physiology (601613)

Focus Area Data Science

• Mandatory Modules
  • Data Science in the Life Sciences (only in summer semester)
    
• Optional Modules
  • Advanced Network Analysis (2 V / 2 Ü, 5 CP)
    • Molecular Networks (19401801/02)
  • Current Research Topics in Data Science in the Life Sciences (2 S, 5 CP)
    • Open Science, Data Handling and Ethical Aspects in Bioinformatics (19404611)
    • Methods for investigating the RNA structurome and RNA-RNA interactome (216221c)
      needs to be booked with (216221a/b)
  • Special Aspects of Data Science in the Life Sciences (2 V / 2 Ü, 5 CP)
    • Methods for investigating the RNA structurome and RNA-RNA interactome (216221a/b)
      needs to be booked with (216221c)
    • Data Visualization (1932801/02)
  • Methodology for Clinical Trials (2 V / 2 Ü, 5 CP)
    • Methodology for Clinical Trials (60102001/2)
      After booking, access to course material on Blackboard will be automatically granted within 24 hours
  • Advanced Biometrical Methods (2 V / 2 Ü, 5 CP)
    • Resampling Techniques and Their Application (60102501/2)
      After booking, access to course material on Blackboard will be automatically granted within 24 hours

Focus Area Advanced Algorithms

• Mandatory Modules
  • Advanced Algorithms for Bioinformatics (only in summer semester)
    
  • Methods in Life Sciences
    • Methods in Life Sciences (21697a/b)
• Optional Modules
  • Current Research Topics in Advanced Algorithms (2 S, 5 CP)
    • Journal Club Computational Biology (19404511)
    • Evolutionary Bioinformatics and Next-Generation Sequencing Applications (23781)
    • Methods for investigating the RNA structurome and RNA-RNA interactome (216221c)
      needs to be booked with (216221a/b)
  • Special Aspects of Advanced Algorithms(2 V / 2 Ü, 5 CP)
    • Phylogeny Inference and Application (19405501/02)
    • Methods for investigating the RNA structurome and RNA-RNA interactome (216221a/b)
      needs to be booked with (216221c)
  • Advanced Algorithms (4 V / 2 Ü, 10 CP)
    
    • Advanced Algorithms (19303501/2)
  • Computer-Aided Drug Design (4 PS, 5 CP)
    
    • Computer-Aided Drug Design (60101813; block course during term break)
  • Environmental Metagenomics (4 PS, 5 CP)
    • Environmental Metagenomics (23780; block course during term break. The course has already started in August, no registration possible)

Further Info on Optional Modules

Optional modules are elective modules that can be taken in the elective area of your Focus Area (15 CP) and for the Supplementary Area (15 CP). Also, compulsory modules of the other two Focus Areas may be assigned to the Supplementary Area of a Focus Area.

If you cannot locate a specific course in Campus Management, check this list to see to which module(s) it is assigned to!

• List of optional modules
• More information about the assignments of courses and modules