FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf Research Staff alexandra.graf@fh-campuswien.ac.at T: +43 1 606 68 77-3602 F: +43 1 606 68 77-3609 Muthgasse 62 1190 Wien Personal Webspace Lectures 2019/20 Applied Life Sciences > Bachelor Thesis - Supervision - BVT VO+UEBioengineeringmore Bachelor Thesis - Supervision - BVT VO+UE Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 2 SWS 2 ECTS Lecture contents In the lecture students will be supported in the research into the biological topic of their bachelor thesis. The written format of the bachelor thesis will be explained and the scientific process of writing a thesis will be introduced. Assessment methods Final presentation by the students Teaching methods Presentation, discussions Language German > Bioinformatic Data Analysis (Statistics) UEBioengineeringmore Bioinformatic Data Analysis (Statistics) UE Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 1 SWS 2 ECTS Lecture contents - Data types- R scripts- Control structures- Functions- Packages- Plots Assessment methods Project work with final oral exam Teaching methods Lecture and Exercise Language German-English > Bioinformatics ILVMolecular Biotechnologymore Bioinformatics ILV Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 3 SWS 3 ECTS Lecture contents In this lecture we talk about what Bioinformatics is and why we need it today. The studients will be introduced to basic programming and can play around with simple practical examples.We will go through specific topics of Bioinformatics and discuss the available applications. The topics include:- Why did Bioinformatics develop and what is it.- Human Genome Project and its consequences- Biological sequences, sequence comparison and database search.- Pattern search- Structure of biological sequences and structure prediction- High throughput technologies and data analysis Assessment methods Exercises to be handed in using the Moodle Platform, and short mulitple choice tests also on the Moodle platform. Teaching methods lecture, powerpoint presentation, discussion and hands on exercises Language German-English > Bioinformatics VOBioengineeringmore Bioinformatics VO Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 0.5 SWS 1 ECTS Lecture contents Basic concepts of bioinformatics will be discussed and practices.- Working with Sequences as data type- phylogenetic trees- hidden markov models Assessment methods practical programming task Teaching methods lecture (powerpoint)practical work using computers Language German > Biotechnological Seminar UEBioinformaticsmore Biotechnological Seminar UE Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf, FH-Prof. DI Dr. Michael Maurer 0.5 SWS 1 ECTS Lecture contents As an example from biotechnology, students will work in the brew lab to create a beer, following a recipe. Students will be introduced into the topic of brewing and will have the chance to see an automated solution and investigate the data produced by the equipment. Additionally to the work in the lab, students are required to design a label for their beer and create a website with the recipes they worked on.The students will work in groups of 3-4 persons. Assessment methods Students will be graded on their performance in the lab and the design of the label and web page. Teaching methods Presentation, praktical lab exercise Language German > Metagenom Analysis ILVBioinformaticsmore Metagenom Analysis ILV Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 1 SWS 2 ECTS Lecture contents Introduction to the production and analysis of metagenome/microbiome data. Assessment methods Presentation of a practical task. Teaching methods Vortrag, Diskussion und praktisches Beispiel. > Molecular Genetics and Straindevelopment VOBioengineeringmore Molecular Genetics and Straindevelopment VO Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf, Ing. DI (FH) Dr. Harald Kühnel, MSc 2 SWS 4 ECTS Lecture contents Knowledge on basics of molecular genetics:What are living organisms made of - in a biochemical sense - what molecules - which compartments and structures?How are these molecules, compartments and structures passed on to offspring?How do living organisms function in a chemical and physical sense?How is this live "steered"?How identical are offspring to their parents, or how different?How is genetic and biological relationship explained on the molecular level?Knowledge on basics recombinant DNA technology:Enzymatic modification of DNAAmplification of DNA - Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)Gene expression and cloningTransfer of DNA into host cellsIsolation of genomic and plasmid DNABacteriophages - biology and applicationQualitative and quantitative analytical methodsExpression systems/hosts/vectorsGenomics and Proteomics Assessment methods written exam Teaching methods Lecture Language German > Programme Design, Automation, Bachelor Thesis SEBioengineeringmore Programme Design, Automation, Bachelor Thesis SE Lector: DI Norbert Auer, FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 5 SWS 10 ECTS Lecture contents The lecture is meant to support the students in their bachelor thesis, the content is dependent on the topic the student has selected.Python (Norbert Auer):Based on the programming lectures so far, this lecture finalizes important programming concepts with Python. Practical examples from different areas, such as functions, class hierarchies, polymorphism, interfaces, exceptions, modules, and file in/output, are presented and practiced. Assessment methods This lecture is the basis for the bachelor thesis and will be appraised together with it. Teaching methods Presentation and dialogs,interactive work and studies,practice on our notbooks Language German > Programming and Bioinformatics VO+UEBioengineeringmore Programming and Bioinformatics VO+UE Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf, Eva Valerie Lehner, BSc 1 SWS 3.5 ECTS Lecture contents 1. In this lecture we talk about what Bioinformatics is and why we need it today.2. Basic concepts of programming will be discussed and with hands on exercises illustrated.We will go through specific topics of Bioinformatics and discuss the available applications. The topics include:- Why did Bioinformatics develop and what is it.- Human Genome Project and its consequences- Biological sequences, sequence comparison and database search.- Pattern search- Structure of biological sequences and structure prediction- High throughput technologies and data analysis Assessment methods Exercises and short test at end of the lecture Teaching methods lecture, powerpoint presentation, discussion and hands on exercises PublicationsThe publications of Alexandra Graf written at FH Campus Wien can be found in our publication database, others in the personal web space.
> Bachelor Thesis - Supervision - BVT VO+UEBioengineeringmore Bachelor Thesis - Supervision - BVT VO+UE Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 2 SWS 2 ECTS Lecture contents In the lecture students will be supported in the research into the biological topic of their bachelor thesis. The written format of the bachelor thesis will be explained and the scientific process of writing a thesis will be introduced. Assessment methods Final presentation by the students Teaching methods Presentation, discussions Language German
> Bioinformatic Data Analysis (Statistics) UEBioengineeringmore Bioinformatic Data Analysis (Statistics) UE Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 1 SWS 2 ECTS Lecture contents - Data types- R scripts- Control structures- Functions- Packages- Plots Assessment methods Project work with final oral exam Teaching methods Lecture and Exercise Language German-English
> Bioinformatics ILVMolecular Biotechnologymore Bioinformatics ILV Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 3 SWS 3 ECTS Lecture contents In this lecture we talk about what Bioinformatics is and why we need it today. The studients will be introduced to basic programming and can play around with simple practical examples.We will go through specific topics of Bioinformatics and discuss the available applications. The topics include:- Why did Bioinformatics develop and what is it.- Human Genome Project and its consequences- Biological sequences, sequence comparison and database search.- Pattern search- Structure of biological sequences and structure prediction- High throughput technologies and data analysis Assessment methods Exercises to be handed in using the Moodle Platform, and short mulitple choice tests also on the Moodle platform. Teaching methods lecture, powerpoint presentation, discussion and hands on exercises Language German-English
> Bioinformatics VOBioengineeringmore Bioinformatics VO Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 0.5 SWS 1 ECTS Lecture contents Basic concepts of bioinformatics will be discussed and practices.- Working with Sequences as data type- phylogenetic trees- hidden markov models Assessment methods practical programming task Teaching methods lecture (powerpoint)practical work using computers Language German
> Biotechnological Seminar UEBioinformaticsmore Biotechnological Seminar UE Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf, FH-Prof. DI Dr. Michael Maurer 0.5 SWS 1 ECTS Lecture contents As an example from biotechnology, students will work in the brew lab to create a beer, following a recipe. Students will be introduced into the topic of brewing and will have the chance to see an automated solution and investigate the data produced by the equipment. Additionally to the work in the lab, students are required to design a label for their beer and create a website with the recipes they worked on.The students will work in groups of 3-4 persons. Assessment methods Students will be graded on their performance in the lab and the design of the label and web page. Teaching methods Presentation, praktical lab exercise Language German
> Metagenom Analysis ILVBioinformaticsmore Metagenom Analysis ILV Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 1 SWS 2 ECTS Lecture contents Introduction to the production and analysis of metagenome/microbiome data. Assessment methods Presentation of a practical task. Teaching methods Vortrag, Diskussion und praktisches Beispiel.
> Molecular Genetics and Straindevelopment VOBioengineeringmore Molecular Genetics and Straindevelopment VO Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf, Ing. DI (FH) Dr. Harald Kühnel, MSc 2 SWS 4 ECTS Lecture contents Knowledge on basics of molecular genetics:What are living organisms made of - in a biochemical sense - what molecules - which compartments and structures?How are these molecules, compartments and structures passed on to offspring?How do living organisms function in a chemical and physical sense?How is this live "steered"?How identical are offspring to their parents, or how different?How is genetic and biological relationship explained on the molecular level?Knowledge on basics recombinant DNA technology:Enzymatic modification of DNAAmplification of DNA - Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)Gene expression and cloningTransfer of DNA into host cellsIsolation of genomic and plasmid DNABacteriophages - biology and applicationQualitative and quantitative analytical methodsExpression systems/hosts/vectorsGenomics and Proteomics Assessment methods written exam Teaching methods Lecture Language German
> Programme Design, Automation, Bachelor Thesis SEBioengineeringmore Programme Design, Automation, Bachelor Thesis SE Lector: DI Norbert Auer, FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf 5 SWS 10 ECTS Lecture contents The lecture is meant to support the students in their bachelor thesis, the content is dependent on the topic the student has selected.Python (Norbert Auer):Based on the programming lectures so far, this lecture finalizes important programming concepts with Python. Practical examples from different areas, such as functions, class hierarchies, polymorphism, interfaces, exceptions, modules, and file in/output, are presented and practiced. Assessment methods This lecture is the basis for the bachelor thesis and will be appraised together with it. Teaching methods Presentation and dialogs,interactive work and studies,practice on our notbooks Language German
> Programming and Bioinformatics VO+UEBioengineeringmore Programming and Bioinformatics VO+UE Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Alexandra Graf, Eva Valerie Lehner, BSc 1 SWS 3.5 ECTS Lecture contents 1. In this lecture we talk about what Bioinformatics is and why we need it today.2. Basic concepts of programming will be discussed and with hands on exercises illustrated.We will go through specific topics of Bioinformatics and discuss the available applications. The topics include:- Why did Bioinformatics develop and what is it.- Human Genome Project and its consequences- Biological sequences, sequence comparison and database search.- Pattern search- Structure of biological sequences and structure prediction- High throughput technologies and data analysis Assessment methods Exercises and short test at end of the lecture Teaching methods lecture, powerpoint presentation, discussion and hands on exercises