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B.Tech in Bioinformatics

B.Tech in Bioinformatics semester-wise syllabus 

 

Semester 1: Foundation Courses

  1. Mathematics-I

    • Calculus, matrices, differential equations.

  2. Physics / Chemistry

    • Basics relevant to biomolecules (atomic structure, thermodynamics).

  3. Introduction to Biology

    • Cell biology, biomolecules (DNA, RNA, proteins), genetics.

  4. Programming Fundamentals (C/Python)

    • Loops, functions, file handling, basics of algorithms.

  5. English & Communication Skills

  6. Lab:

    • Programming lab (C/Python), biology lab (microscopy, DNA isolation).


Semester 2: Core Basics

  1. Mathematics-II

    • Probability, statistics, linear algebra.

  2. Biochemistry

    • Enzymes, metabolic pathways (glycolysis, TCA cycle).

  3. Data Structures & Algorithms

    • Stacks, queues, trees, sorting algorithms.

  4. Digital Logic & Microprocessors

  5. Principles of Biotechnology

    • PCR, cloning, recombinant DNA technology.

  6. Lab:

    • Data structures lab, biochemistry lab.


Semester 3: Introduction to Bioinformatics

  1. Molecular Biology

    • Central dogma, gene regulation, PCR techniques.

  2. Database Management Systems (DBMS)

    • SQL, bioinformatics databases (NCBI, PDB, UniProt).

  3. Object-Oriented Programming (Java/C++)

  4. Biostatistics

    • Hypothesis testing, regression, p-values.

  5. Lab:

    • Molecular biology techniques, DBMS/SQL lab.


Semester 4: Computational Biology

  1. Genomics & Proteomics

    • Genome sequencing methods, protein structure prediction.

  2. Bioinformatics Algorithms

    • Sequence alignment (Needleman-Wunsch, BLAST, FASTA).

  3. Operating Systems & Linux

    • Bash scripting for bioinformatics pipelines.

  4. Structural Bioinformatics

    • Protein folding, PDB files, RasMol/PyMol.

  5. Lab:

    • NGS data analysis, Linux commands lab.


Semester 5: Advanced Bioinformatics

  1. Systems Biology

    • Metabolic networks, SBML, computational modeling.

  2. Machine Learning in Bioinformatics

    • SVM, neural networks for gene expression analysis.

  3. Pharmacogenomics & Drug Design

    • Molecular docking, QSAR, drug-target interactions.

  4. Elective-I (e.g., Cheminformatics, AI in Biology)

  5. Lab:

    • Drug discovery tools (AutoDock, GROMACS).


Semester 6: Applications & Tools

  1. Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) Analysis

    • RNA-seq, ChIP-seq, variant calling.

  2. Big Data in Biology

    • Hadoop/Spark for genomic datasets.

  3. Immunoinformatics

    • Epitope prediction, vaccine design.

  4. Elective-II (e.g., Cancer Bioinformatics, Metagenomics)

  5. Lab:

    • NGS pipeline (Bowtie, TopHat, Cufflinks).


Semester 7: Research & Specialization

  1. Clinical Bioinformatics

    • Biomarkers, personalized medicine.

  2. Cloud Computing for Bioinformatics

    • AWS/GCP for scalable analysis.

  3. Ethics & IPR in Bioinformatics

  4. Major Project-I (Literature review + Proposal)


Semester 8: Capstone & Industry Readiness

  1. Major Project-II (Implementation & Thesis)

    • Develop a tool/model (e.g., ML-based disease prediction).

  2. Seminar & Viva

  3. Industry Case Studies


Key Labs & Tools Covered:

  • Programming: Python/R, Bioconductor.

  • Databases: MySQL, MongoDB for biological data.

  • Structural Analysis: PyMol, RasMol, GROMACS.

  • NGS Tools: BWA, SAMtools, GATK.

  • ML Libraries: Scikit-learn, TensorFlow.