Bioinformatics a.y. 25/26 code 33455
To better accommodate the diverse interests and career paths within our Bioinformatics program, we propose the introduction of a range of optional examinations tailored to each of the different specialization routes. Students are invited to select the track that best aligns with their individual interests and professional objectives. Each pathway combines rigorous theoretical instruction with practical laboratory and project work, ensuring that graduates acquire both the computational and biological expertise required for advanced research or industry positions in bioinformatics.
Computational Track (Data Science, Engineering and Computer Science)
If you’re passionate about algorithms, data science, and machine learning, this pathway emphasizes:
AI Lab: Computer Vision and NLP (10595610)
Algorithms
Signal Processing and Information Theory (1049268)
Optimization Methods for Computational Biology (1049273)
Biological Track (Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology)
For those drawn to molecular biology, pathology, and Biochemistry, this pathway focuses on:
Plant Functional Genomics (1049271)
Principles of General Pathology (1049272)
Complex Biomolecular Networks (1049270)
Bioinformatics in Plant Pathology (1049285)
For each track, two courses may be chosen freely from the full list of optional offerings; the remaining two must be recorded under “esami a scelta” (free-choice exams).