[Bioclusters] EMBOSS Developers Course

Chris Dagdigian dag at sonsorol.org
Wed Mar 15 15:00:18 EST 2006


seems topical for this list ...

-Chris


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> BSDC 2006
> Bioinformatics Software Development Course
> April 18-20 2006
>
> Following from the highly successful BSDC 2003/2004 courses, a new
> series of courses on 'Bioinformatics Software Development' using
> EMBOSS will be held in the training room at The Wellcome Trust  
> Conference
> Centre on April 18-20, 2006.
>
> The course will give a good introduction to programming in EMBOSS.
> By the end of the course you will be experienced in all the steps in
> writing a basic bioinformatics application using the EMBOSS
> programming libraries.
>
> The course would suit competent programmers, probably with at least a
> couple of years of experience. A reasonable working knowledge of C is
> required to get the most out of the course, familiarity with pointers
> is helpful but not essential. That said, all are welcome regardless
> of background or experience.
>
> Places are limited so please email Liz Ford (ford at ebi.ac.uk) to  
> register
> as soon as possible.
>
> We do not make a profit on the course but must charge #125 / person
> (for the 3-days) to recover some of our costs.
> We are unable to take credit card payments. The preferred method
> of payment is by cheque made payable to 'Industry Workshops'.
> If you wish to pay in cash or by bank transfer please contact Liz Ford
> (ford at ebi.ac.uk)
>
> To read more about the course see
> http://emboss.sourceforge.net/developers/developers_course/
> To read more about EMBOSS see
> http://emboss.sourceforge.net/
>
> To register:
> email Liz Ford (ford at ebi.ac.uk)
> with your full name, address, phone number
> You will then receive an email back confirming your registration or  
> not.
> Please note, as mentioned before, places are limited so not all  
> registrations
> will be successful.
>
> For further information
> email Jon Ison (jison at ebi.ac.uk)



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