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...ry material at this point, '''and to have documented your learning in your journal'''.

;Journal :Document your activities in your Course Journal.

...w long it will take you to complete this unit. Then, record in your course journal: the number of hours you estimated, the number of hours you worked on the u ...Course Journal]]. Some tasks may ask you to include specific items in your journal. Don't overlook these.</li>

...through the tasks described below. Remember to document your work in your journal, but there is no need to format this specially as a report. ...nstructions|Code submission instructions]] and link to your page from your Journal.

Sample Journal == (Example Journal Entry) Explore Cytoscape ==

...through the tasks described below. Remember to document your work in your journal, but there is no need to format this specially as a report. ...nstructions|Code submission instructions]] and link to your page from your Journal.

(Wiki editing, namespaces; user page setup; copyright, a Course Journal stub page, and an insights! stub page) This should be the first learning unit you work with, since your Course Journal will be kept on a Wiki, as well as all other deliverables. This unit includ

...through the tasks described below. Remember to document your work in your journal, but there is no need to format this specially as a report. ...o that you could easily adapt it to analyze a different gene. Keep careful Journal notes of your activities with your analysis.

...w long it will take you to complete this unit. Then, record in your course journal: the number of hours you estimated, the number of hours you worked on the u ...Course Journal]]. Some tasks may ask you to include specific items in your journal. Don't overlook these.</li>

...through the tasks described below. Remember to document your work in your journal, but there is no need to format this specially as a report. ...nstructions|Code submission instructions]] and link to your page from your Journal.

* 25% of your mark will be earned with your [[FND-Journal|'''Course Journal''']] at the end of class. ...f approaches including technical reports, documentation of results in your journal, delivery of R code, ... Details will be described in the individual units.

...must document that your package passes by posting the build-output in your journal on the student Wiki and your submission is only considered complete once al In particular you must work through the "Journal" and "Plagiarism" units, and review the introduction to R units.

Your Course Journal (How to keep a course- or lab journal)

...%ID, E-value, whether one or more similar regions were found etc. in your Journal. We will refer to this sequence as "''YFO'' Mbp1" or similar in the future.

...rative environment on GitHub; report writing, and keeping a scientific lab journal. <td>'''[[FND-Journal|Journal]]'''</td>

...e as the profile improves. It's a good idea to note such sequences in your journal so you can keep track of how their E-values change.

# In your journal, note down the PDB IDs for the three ''Saccharomyces cerevisiae'' Mbp1 tran