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Introduction to BioinformaticsHistory and Evolution of BioinformaticsScope and Importance in Life SciencesInterdisciplinary Nature of BioinformaticsApplications in Research and IndustryCurrent Trends in Bioinformatics
Certification Course on Bioinformatics in Genomics and Proteomics
- Duration
- 30 hours
- Curriculum
- 15 modules · 15 lessons
- Starts
- Jun 30, 2026
- Instructors
- 2 industry experts
15
Modules
15
Lessons
30h
Live training
Beginner
Level
Outcomes
What you'll be able to do
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Gain hands-on knowledge of modern bioinformatics tools and databases
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Learn how genomic and proteomic data are analyzed in real-world research
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Develop skills in sequence analysis, genome annotation, and protein structure prediction
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Develop skills in sequence analysis, genome annotation, and protein structure prediction
Curriculum
What you'll learn, module by module
15 modules · 15 lessons · 30 hrs
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Overview of GenomicsOverview of ProteomicsBioinformatics in GenomicsBioinformatics in ProteomicsReal-world Applications of BioinformaticsCase Studies in Modern Research
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- Types of Biological Databases
- Introduction to NCBI
- GenBank Database Overview
- UniProt Database Overview
- EMBL and DDBJ Databases
- Understanding Accession Numbers
- Database Navigation Techniques
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- Searching Nucleotide Sequences
- Searching Protein Sequences
- Genome Data Retrieval Methods
- Downloading Biological Data
- Data Management Techniques
- Creating Biological Datasets
- Best Practices for Data Storage
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Fundamentals of Biological SequencesDNA, RNA, and Protein SequencesFASTA Format IntroductionSequence Quality AssessmentSimilarity vs HomologyIntroduction to Sequence Analysis Tools
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Principles of Sequence AlignmentPairwise Sequence AlignmentGlobal Alignment TechniquesLocal Alignment TechniquesMultiple Sequence AlignmentBLAST IntroductionAlignment Result Interpretation
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Genome Organization BasicsGenome Structure and ComponentsDNA Sequencing TechnologiesNext Generation Sequencing (NGS)Genome Assembly ConceptsGenome Analysis Workflow
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- Gene Prediction Methods
- Structural Genome Annotation
- Functional Genome Annotation
- Comparative Genomics
- Genome Browsers Overview
- Annotation Tools and Resources
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- Introduction to Transcriptomics
- RNA-Seq Technology
- Transcriptome Databases
- Gene Expression Profiling
- Functional Genomics Concepts
- Applications in Disease Research
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Gene Expression Analysis WorkflowDifferential Expression ConceptsStatistical Analysis of Expression DataFunctional Enrichment AnalysisPathway AnalysisBiological Interpretation of Results
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Introduction to ProteomicsProtein Structure HierarchyProtein Databases OverviewUniProt Deep DiveProtein Data Bank (PDB) OverviewProtein Data Retrieval Techniques
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Protein Sequence AnalysisConserved Protein DomainsProtein MotifsSecondary Structure PredictionTertiary Structure PredictionStructure Visualization Tools
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Principles of Function PredictionHomology-Based Function PredictionHomology Modeling TechniquesStructure Validation MethodsFunctional Annotation ToolsPredicting Biological Functions
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Molecular Evolution ConceptsPhylogenetic Tree ConstructionTree Construction MethodsEvolutionary Distance AnalysisPhylogenetic Tree VisualizationInterpretation of Phylogenetic Results
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Introduction to MetagenomicsPersonalized MedicinePharmacogenomicsArtificial Intelligence in BioinformaticsFuture Trends in Genomics and ProteomicsStudent Project PresentationCourse Wrap-up and Career Roadmap
Prerequisites
Before you start
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Currently studying or graduated from Genetic Engineering Biotechnology Bioinformatics Microbiology Biochemistry Pharmacy Public Health Agriculture Veterinary Science Related Life Science disciplines
Instructors
Learn from industry experts
Professor Dr. Khondoker Moazzem Hossain
Professor Dr. Khondoker Moazzem Hossain is a distinguished academic, researcher, and biotechnology expert with more than three decades of experience in higher education, scientific research, and biotechnology innovation. He currently serves as the Professor and Head of the Department of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology at Daffodil International University. Prior to joining Daffodil International University, Dr. Hossain had a long and successful academic career at Khulna University, where he served as Professor (2005–2024), Associate Professor (2001–2005), and Assistant Professor (1996–2001). Earlier in his professional career, he worked as a Scientific Officer at the Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute (1987–1996) and also served as a Research Officer under the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock, Government of Bangladesh. Dr. Hossain earned his PhD in Animal Biotechnology from the University of Queensland, Australia, under a prestigious World Bank Scholarship. He further completed a Post-Doctoral Fellowship at the University of Glasgow, United Kingdom, through the Commonwealth Scholarship Program. He obtained his Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Dairy Science from Bangladesh Agricultural University. A highly accomplished researcher, Professor Hossain has published 69 research articles in renowned national and international peer-reviewed journals. His research interests span biotechnology, genetic engineering, animal biotechnology, food biotechnology, functional foods, probiotics, nutraceuticals, livestock research, and sustainable biological innovations.
Dr. Md. Nazmul Hasan
Dr. Md. Nazmul Hasan is a biotechnology researcher and academic with extensive experience in molecular biology, microbiology, laboratory management, and applied biotechnology. He holds a PhD in Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST), one of Bangladesh's leading institutions in life science research. Before joining Daffodil International University, Dr. Hasan served as a Laboratory Manager at North East Medical College Hospital, where he was responsible for laboratory operations, quality management, and diagnostic services. He also worked as a Senior Biotechnologist at the Specialized Laboratory for COVID-19 Detection at SUST, contributing significantly to molecular diagnostics and public health initiatives during the pandemic. His professional experience further includes roles as a Scientific Officer in a USDA-funded biotechnology research project and as a Research Assistant in the Department of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology at SUST. Earlier in his career, he worked as a Microbiologist in the food industry, gaining practical expertise in quality control, microbiological analysis, and food safety.
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