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 In this course, we adapt the concept of a //Journal Club// to reading code. Instead of reading a new paper, we will be finding our way around a new code base every week. As a bioinformatics group, our focus is on bioinformatics tools and the language Rust. However, you are welcome to bring projects in other languages or from other fields if you want.
-We will start the course by learning about how to get into an unfamiliar code base, after which each of  you can choose a repository to read in depth and present in one of the following weeks. You can either bring your own or choose from a list we will provide.
+Every session will work just like a "normal" journal club: Preparing for the session everyone reads (parts of) the repository and tries to understand it while the "presenter" reads it more in depth and tries to become more of an expert on it than the others. In the actual session, we will develop an understanding of the code base together as well as re-read those parts of the code that we did not quite understand or that are simply critical/interesting/cool.
-Every session after that will work just like a "normal" journal club: Preparing for the session everyone reads (parts of) the repository and tries to understand it while the "presenter" reads it more in depth and tries to become more of an expert on it than the others. In the actual session, we will develop an understanding of the code base together as well as re-read those parts of the code that we did not quite understand or that are simply critical/interesting/cool.
 =====Who this is for=====

Genome Informatics

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