Graduate Certificate

The Graduate Certificate in Computational Plant Science provides interdisciplinary training that intersects plant biology and computational and data sciences. The certificate address pressing problems in their respective fields and synthesizes these disciplines to address vast challenges in plant biology.

Requirements for the Graduate Certificate in Computational Plant Science

Students must complete a minimum of 9 credits from the following:

1.	All of the following courses (7 credits):
	CSS	844	Frontiers in Computational and Plant Sciences						3
	HRT	841	Foundation in Computational and Plant Sciences						3
	PLB	843	Forum in Computational and Plant Sciences						1
2.	Complete a minimum of 2 credits from the following courses:
	Biologists relevant courses:
	CMSE	491	Selected Topics in Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering						1 to 4
	CMSE	801	Introduction to Computational Modeling						3
	CMSE	820	Mathematical Foundations of Data Science						3
	CMSE	822	Parallel Computing						3
	CMSE	823	Numerical Linear Algebra						3
	CMSE	890	Selected Topics in Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering						1 to 4
	Non-Biologists relevant courses:
	BMB	801	Molecular Biology						3
	BMB	978	Seminar in Biochemistry						1
	HRT	894	Horticulture Seminar						1
	IBIO	445	Evolution (W)						3
	PLB	400	Introduction to Bioinformatics						3
	PLB	801	Foundations of Plant Biology						3
	PLB	812	Principles and Applications of Plant Genomics						3