Lectures

The lecture portion of this website will be best understood if you are actually taking the course. Nonparticipants, however, should feel free to browse and get what they can out of it.

About me
Cary 25
No expert; interest-driven
Begged

Many programs (or paid personally when affordable)

Molecular Evolution course in Woods Hole 1989 (+ paid)

Time to teach

XT for course, but now inadequate

About you
Expect similarly no expert; interest-driven
Expect computer not an object of fear
Have project of your own (but not required)
Observe copyright laws!

Some programs protected
Some, unprotected but copyright
Some, freely copy
Some shareware
I will give some idea how to get those readily available

Encourage auditors to do project + seminar, too
Encourage collaborations
Some about course
Start as lectures
Will introduce to some programs (in Medical computer lab - Cary 231)
Can also use GCG via CAMBI on unix (if get account) & will make programs available there too if demand
Then do project
Then present seminar

On project even if only partly done
Have some to choose among if you don't have one
Or on burning issue after literature search plus thought

Lecture 1: Assumptions
Lecture 2: Comparisons
Lecture 3: Phylogenies
Lecture 4: Change
Lecture 5: Issues
Lecture 6: Programs

Send mail to Michael Garrick with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: September 03, 1998

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Last modified: September 03, 1998