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'''Instructors:''' [http://web.mit.edu/be/people/alm.htm Eric Alm], [[Drew Endy]] (ejalm; endy & mit # edu) | '''Instructors:''' [http://web.mit.edu/be/people/alm.htm Eric Alm], [[Drew Endy]] (ejalm; endy & mit # edu) | ||
'''TAs:''' Lawrence David and [[User:SoniaT|Sonia Timberlake]] (ldavid; soniat) | '''TAs:''' [http://www.stinkpot.org Lawrence David] and [[User:SoniaT|Sonia Timberlake]] (ldavid; soniat) | ||
'''Lecture:''' M/W 10-11a ([http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?mapterms=36-156&mapsearch=go 36- | '''Lecture:''' M/W 10-11a ([http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?mapterms=36-156&mapsearch=go 36-153]) | ||
'''TA Office Hours:''' | '''TA Office Hours:''' T:7PM-8PM; F:10AM-11AM (48-216) | ||
'''Welcome to 20.181, MIT Biological Engineering's | '''Welcome to 20.181, MIT Biological Engineering's computation course!''' | ||
==<font color="red">Announcements</font>== | ==<font color="red">Announcements</font>== | ||
* | *[[Media:20181Exam3.pdf|Exam 3 w/ solutions (PDF)]] | ||
*'''YOU GUYS ARE SO AWESOME!!! Thanks for everything and keep in touch!''' - LD + ST | |||
*A note about grading: all homeworks are equally weighted (exception: see the note on the top of HW10). | |||
*[[20.181:Materials:Checkup3_reviewsheet| A review sheet in progress]] | |||
*[[Hw10_solutions]] | |||
December 11th. | |||
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(Zif28-GCN4 image adapted from [http://www.rcsb.org/pdb/explore.do?structureId=1LLM Wolfe et al.]) | |||
Latest revision as of 11:10, 13 December 2006
Fall 2006
Instructors: Eric Alm, Drew Endy (ejalm; endy & mit # edu)
TAs: Lawrence David and Sonia Timberlake (ldavid; soniat)
Lecture: M/W 10-11a (36-153)
TA Office Hours: T:7PM-8PM; F:10AM-11AM (48-216)
Welcome to 20.181, MIT Biological Engineering's computation course!
Announcements
- Exam 3 w/ solutions (PDF)
- YOU GUYS ARE SO AWESOME!!! Thanks for everything and keep in touch! - LD + ST
- A note about grading: all homeworks are equally weighted (exception: see the note on the top of HW10).
- A review sheet in progress
- Hw10_solutions
December 11th.
(Zif28-GCN4 image adapted from Wolfe et al.)
