Study plan for the Master's degree programme Integrated Life Science
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1 Study plan for the Master's degree programme Integrated Life Science Code Title Course Module group 1: Mathematical Modeling and Systems Biology ILS MA M2 ILS MA B1 and Statistical Biomathematics Systems Biology Lab class Statistical Biomathematics Tutorial for Biomathematics Systems Biology Laboratory Course Systems Biology SL: weekly exercises (Ü) PL: oral exam 30 min. or 90 min. written exam (V) SL: Paper and Computer exercises (Ü) PL: written exam 60 min ILS MA I3 ILS MA I4 ILS MA M3 ILS MA M4 Metabolic Networks II Spatial Modeling of Metabolic Processes Introduction to Mathematical Modeling Partial Differential Equations for Life Sciences Metabolic Networks II Exercises for Metabolic Networks II Spatial Modelling of Metabolic Processes Tutorial for Spatial Modelling of Metabolic Processes Laboratory coures for Spatial Modelling of Metabolic Processes Introduction to Mathematical Modeling Tutorial/project for Introduction to Mathematical Modeling Partial Differential Equations for Life Sciences Tutorial for Partial Differential Equations for Life Sciences PL: oral exam 30 min. (V) SL: exercise sheets (Ü) PL: oral exam 20 min. (V) PL: oral presentation 20 min. PL: protocol 20 p.(ü) PL: written exam 60 min. or oral exam 15 min. (V) SL: exercise sheets(ü)
2 ILS MA M6 Tutorial for PL: written exam 60 min. (V) or oral exam 20 min ILS MA M8 Stochastic Models for Life Sciences Stochastic Models for Life Sciences Tutorial for Stochastic Models for Life Sciences PL: oral exam 30 min. SL: weekly exercises(ü) ILS MA P1 Complex Systems I Complex Systems I Tutorial for Complex Systems I ILS MA P2 Complex Systems II Complex Systems II Tutorial for Complex Systems II ILS MA P3 Complex Systems III Complex Systems III Tutorial for Complex Systems III ILS MA B5 Developmental Biology 3: Computer simulations of embryonal pattern formation Laboratory course and seminar Computer simulations of embryonal pattern formation ILS MA B11 Bioanalytics Laboratory course and seminar Bioanalytics PL: written exam 60 min PL: written protocol (Ü) SL: presentation 30 min. (S) PL: oral exam 30 min. (V/S) SL: written protocol, ILS MA B13 Perl for Biology Lecture: Perl for Biology Computer lab: Perl for Biology PL: graded homework assignments ILS MA B14 Sequence Analysis and Statistical Genomics Lecture: Sequence Analysis and Statistical genomics Computer lab: Sequence Analysis and Statistical genomics PL: graded homework assignments 83801
3 Module group 2: Bioimaging and Biophysics ILS MA I1A and Statistical Bioimaging & Biophysics A Lab class Statistical Bioimaging & Biophysics A Laboratory course Bioimaging & Biophysics A SL: weekly exercises(ü) PL: written exam 90 min. or oral exam 30 min. SL: protocols ungraded task ILS MA I1B Bioimaging & Biophysics B Bioimaging & Biophysics B Laboratory course Bioimaging & Biophysics B PL: written exam 90 min. or oral exam 30 min ILS MA M6 Tutorial for PL: written exam 60 min. or oral exam 20 min ILS MA P4 ILS MA P5 ILS MA P9 ILS MA B9 ILS MA B10 Modern Optics: Advanced Optics Experimental Physics 3: Optics and Quantum Phenomena Biological Physics Molecular Neurophysiology Methods of Modern (Confocal ) Light Microscopy Modern Optics: Advanced Optics Tutorial for Modern Optics: Advanced Optics Experimental Physics 3: Optics and Quantum Phenomena Tutorial for Experimental Physics 3: Optics and Quantum Phenomena Lecture: Biological Physics Tutorial: Biological Physics Laboratory course and seminar Molecular Neurophysiology Laboratory course and seminar Methods of Modern (Confocal ) Light Microscopy PL: written exam 120 min PL: oral exam 30 min PL: written exam 90 min.? PL: oral exam 30 Min. (V/S), PL: written protocols SL: presentation 30 Min. (Ü) PL: written exam 60 min. SL: oral presentation 30 Min. (Ü)
4 Module group 3: Biological Structures and Processes ILS MA I2A ILS MA I2B and Statistical Interactions of Biological Macromolecules A Interactions of Biological Macromolecules B Lab class Statistical PL: written exam 90 min. SL: weekly exercises (Ü) Interactions of Biological Macromolecules A PL: written exam 120 min. Seminar/Tutorial for Interactions of Biological SL: exercise sheets Macromolecules A Interactions of Biological Macromolecules B PL: written exam 120 min. Seminar/Tutorial for Interactions of Biological SL: exercise sheets Macromolecules B ILS MA P6 Introduction to X ray and Neutron Scattering I Elastic Scattering Tutorial for Elastic Scattering PL: written exam 60 Min. or oral exam 30 Min. (V/Ü) ILS MA P7 Introduction to X ray and Neutron Scattering II Inelastic Scattering Tutorial for Inelastic Scattering PL: written exam 60 Min. or oral exam 30 Min.(V/Ü) ILS MA P8 Soft Matter and Biological Physics Physics of Soft and Biological Matter PL: written exam 90 Min. (V/Ü) ILS MA P9 Biological Physics Lecture: Biological Physics Tutorial: Biological Physics ILS MA B2 Ion Transport and Signal Transduction Ion Transport and Signal Transduction ILS MA B3 ILS MA B4 ILS MA B6 Developmental Biology 1: Pattern Formation, Growth, and Evolution Developmental Biology 2: Molecular Control of Stem Cell and Organ Differentiation Developmental Biology 4: Cell Migration and Morphogenesis Biology 1: Pattern Formation, Growth, and Evolution Biology 2: Molecular Control of Stem Cell and Organ Differentiation Biology 4: Cell Migration and Morphogenesis PL: written exam 90 min.? PL: written exam 60 min or oral exam30 min.(v/s) SL: oral presentation 30 min. (Ü) SL: presentation 30 min. (Ü
5 ILS MA B7 ILS MA B8 Structural Biology 1: Protein Design and Designer Proteins Structural Biology 2: Structure and Function Relationships in Biological Macromolecules Laboratory Course and seminar Structural Biology 1: Protein Design and Designer Proteins Laboratory course and seminar Structural Biology2: Structure and function relationships in biological macromolecules PL: written exam 60 Min. (V/S) PL: presentation 30 Min. PL: written exam 60 Min. (V/S) PL: presentation 30 Min Specialization Code Title Course ILS MA VM Advanced Module ILS MA TH Master thesis Master thesis Lecture, seminar, practical training in chosen subject Factor Grade PL: oral exam 30 Min. (V/S/P) PL: Master thesis, SL: scientific report, (presentation of results 30 min, seminar and discussion)
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