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Hi,

I would like to ask if there is any course/training/workshop on the database development or such. I am looking forward for such training for beginner bioinformatician. I am more concerned into NGS-data analysis, genome browser or database development, as well as programming course (PERL, JAVA, R- all for bioinformatis). Is there any institution/lab organizing this on 2015? Or perhaps, short-attachment allowed in any lab for this?

Regards,

CikAlal.

programming training ngs workshop
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updated by Ram Ram • written by CikLa CikLa

I would first learn basic programming using the numerous tutorials ("Hello world"...) available on the web..

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updated by Ram Ram • written by Pierre Lindenbaum Pierre Lindenbaum

Hi,

I have passed those basic programming part. In fact, I have developed some basic biological databases, but those were built based on PHP and MYSQL only. That's why I'm looking for any short courses/trainings to enhance my skills.

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updated by Ram Ram • written by CikLa CikLa

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Your question is very broad and covers a lot of potential topics, but seeing as you specifically mention database development you might be interested in these course notes from the NEBC.

It has something of a bioinformatics leaning to it, and will probably still be relevant if you have a Bio-Linux installation/live boot, which will have the relevant packages installed.

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updated by Ram Ram • written by User 59 User 59

Hi Daniel Swan,

Thanks for the link. Seems good though. I'll go through the web. Thanks!

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written by CikLa CikLa

Check this out.

It's still in progress https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6VubDUufrFnb1V3TlNqOHBjc0k/view?usp=sharing

You can try software or os tree.

Note: you must to have MindMup app added to chrome browser

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updated by Ram Ram • written by YOT • YOT

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