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The Biology of Human Health and Disease (PAED40002) // Assessment
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Contact information
Year Long
Subject Coordinator:
Dr Belinda McClaren
belinda.mcclaren@unimelb.edu.au
Administrative Coordinator:
Ms Helen D'Cruz
helen.dcruz@rch.org.au
Assessment
Additional details
- Mock Grant Application (3 pages) and short answer test related to the grant application, due April/May (34%)
- An individualised dataset will be provided to each student for analysis in an online biostatistics assignment; students are encouraged to discuss the questions and the biostatistical approach in groups; assignments are submitted and assessed individually; maximum assignment length is 3 pages; due July/August (33%)
- Following a tutorial on Critical Data Analysis, students will be given a short research paper to take home; they will provide an analysis of the paper by short (1-2 paragraphs) answers to 4-6 questions; students are encouraged to discuss the questions in groups, then complete and submit individual answers to the questions within 3 days; due August/September (33%)
Hurdle Requirements:
- The bioinformatics assignment is done in groups of 3 to 4 students. Each group is assigned a unique DNA sequence to analyse, with a list of questions to answer. Assignments are submitted and assessed per group. The maximum assignment length is 4 pages of text, excluding figures and screen shots used to describe the search results. Due March/April.
- A pass mark for the Mock Grant Application is a hurdle requirement.
Last updated: 30 October 2023