Introductory course for graduate students in statistics, biology, bioinformatics and other disciplines which covers statistical methods for the analysis of family and population based genetic data. Topics covered include allele frequency estimation, linkage analysis, family-based and population-based association analysis, DNA-seq and RNA-seq analysis. Students are exposed to the latest statistical methodology and computer tools on gene mapping in complex human disease. Students also read and evaluate current statistical human genetics literature.

Prerequisite(s): None.

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