BTEP: Practical Bioinformatics Skills at the Command Line
When: Sep. 27th, 2018 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
To Know
Where:
NIH Bldg 10, FAES Room 4 (B1C205)
Presented By:
Peter FitzGerald (GAU), Amy Stonelake (BTEP)
This class has ended.
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About this Class
Sept. 27, 2018: BTEP: Practical Bioinformatics Skills at the Command Line
Please bring your own laptop to the class or indicate in the comments if you need to borrow one of our loaner laptops.
Confused about the command line? Working with data on your laptop that needs to be on the NIH Biowulf cluster for further analysis? Want to transform your BCL files into FASTQ, or turn your BLAST results into an Excel Spreadsheet? Help is available.
1. This will be a hands-on workshop with step-by-step instructions provided.
2. Learn basic unix commands for creating files, moving around the directory tree, running programs on the NIH Biowulf cluster.
3. Use tools like Globus Connect, scp (WinSCP) to move files from your laptop to Biowulf and back.
4. Understand more about various file formats, how they are related, and learn how to transform from one file type to another.
5. Read from and write to files on Biowulf.
6. Compare the web version and command-line versions of NCBI BLAST tools.
Files
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Handout-for-Practical-Bioinformatics-Skills.docx: |
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fwunixref.pdf: |
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sequencers.zip: |
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Practical-Bioinformatics-Skills.pptx: |
