Learn Genome Assembly & Annotation in Prokaryote & Eukaryote

About this course

Learn Step by Step Genome Assembly & Annotation in Prokaryotes and EukaryotesTurn raw DNA sequencing data into meaningful biological insights. In this practical, hands-on bioinformatics course, you’ll learn how to perform genome assembly and annotation for both prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms using real datasets and powerful open-source tools.Whether you’re a student, researcher, or bioinformatics enthusiast, this course will help you master skills used in genomics, biotechnology, medicine, and evolutionary biology. No prior programming experience is required. We start from the basics and guide you through each step.What You’ll LearnPerform quality control and preprocessing of sequencing readsAssemble genomes with tools like SPAdes and FlyeAnnotate genes using Prokka and AUGUSTUSAdd functional data with BLAST and PfamVisualize genomes using QuastBuild reproducible pipelines with Bash scriptingWork confidently with both prokaryotic and eukaryotic datasetsWho This Course Is ForBiology and bioinformatics studentsResearchers and lab techniciansEducators teaching genomics hands-onSelf-learners curious about genome analysisWhat You NeedJust a computer, internet connection, and basic biology knowledge. We’ll guide you through setting up your bioinformatics environment and provide downloadable scripts for practice.By the end of this course, you’ll be able to take raw sequencing reads, assemble a genome, annotate it, visualize results, and prepare them for publication or database submission.Enroll now and start your journey into genome assembly and annotation turning data into discovery.

Course objectives

• to enable students to turn raw sequencing data into meaningful insights
• to equip learners with the skills necessary for genome assembly and annotation
• to provide hands-on experience with real datasets and bioinformatics tools