Teaching

Advances in Ecology (KZO/103)
WHEN: 1h a week; every semester at the University of South Bohemia, Department of Zoology.
LECTURED BY: jointly by Aleš Buček and Pável Matos Maraví.
ABOUT: This course is a journal club for sharing and discussing latest papers on insect ecology and evolution. Each participants presents 1-2 research papers per semester. Topics include insect phylogenetics, phylogenomics, or population genetics.
Do not hesitate to contact Aleš for more info if you are not sure whether the thematic scope of this journal club fits your research interest.

Bash Programming (KMB/934)
WHEN: 2h a week; in summer semester at the University of South Bohemia, Department of Molecular Biology.
LECTURED BY: Aleš Buček.
ABOUT: The course teaches essential skills for working with Bash on local and remote Unix systems.
The course is a mix of interactive lectures and hands-on sessions. The numerous exercises and examples use mostly text data generated by high-throughput DNA sequencing methods but the skills acquired in the course are easily transferable to management and processing of various types of data.
*The students successfully completing the course will be able to navigate Unix-like environment; work with thousands of files, millions of lines of text, and gigabytes of data with ease and confidence; automatize work with various data types using versatile Bash scripts and pipelines. *