1082 Course
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Course Title Credits Time & Venue Note Curriculum Number
Discussion in Advanced Chemical Biology II 3 Fridays: 9:10 - 12:10
(First lesson is on 6 March.)
Room 121, Department of Chemistry, National Taiwan University 		Specialized Course--Required for CB track students.

Provide students with advanced knowledge in bioorganic chemistry. 		NTU:
Chem8036

NTHU:
10820TIGP719500
Experimental Molecular Biophysics 3 Tuesdays: 14:00 - 17:00
(First lesson is on 3 March.)
Institute of Biological Chemistry, Room 208, AS 		Specialized Course--Required for MB track students.

Provide students with advanced knowledge of molecular biophysics and its experimental methods. 		NTU:
BChem8021

NTHU:
10820TIGP719400
Pharmaceutical Chemistry 2 Course Duration: 9 April - 2 May

Detailed course schedule. 		Intensive Short-Term Elective Course.

Students who intend to take the class for getting certificates only: register the class at https://w2.ibc.sinica.edu.tw/ucd-as/regform.aspx between mid-February and late March. No application fee required.
Students who intend to take the class for getting certificates and credits:
  1. register the class at https://w2.ibc.sinica.edu.tw/ucd-as/regform.aspx between mid-February and late March. No application fee required.
  2. Register the class via the course selection system of your registered university.
For more information, please visit: https://w2.ibc.sinica.edu.tw/ucd-as/

For Computer Modeling for Drug Design:

**The AST students may attend whichever lab periods they wish in order to complete the computational experiments -- depending on how efficiently they work, that should be 4-5 lab periods.
In order to receive credit for the completing the course, the AST students will need to complete, satisfactorily, all of the short post-lab reports associated with the computational experiments. By carrying out the computational experiments and completing the post-lab reports, they will have gained sufficient experience with modern drug design software to be able to apply these tools to problems in their research as desired.
NTU:
BChem 5033

NTHU:
10820TIGP717500
Chemistry of Natural Products 2 Course Duration: 4 May - 23 May

Detailed course schedule. 		NTU:
BChem 5035

NTHU:
10820TIGP716600
Computer Modeling for Drug Design 1 Course Duration: 23 May - 8 June

Detailed course schedule. 		NTU:
BChem 5034

NTHU:
10820TIGP717400
Lab Rotation 2 Follow the guidelines for completing rotations and reports.
Required course for NTU IBS, DGP, NTHU, and NTHU LS.
NTHU CHEM students please select Seminar II instead.
Required Course. Each section must be at least 2 months in length and must be carried out with different professors.
NTU IBS&DGP:
BChem8017

NTU CHEM:
Chem8050

NTHU LS:
10820TIGP719300
Seminar II 2 Follow the guidelines for completing rotations and reports. Required Course for NTHU CHEM PhD students.
Each rotation/research must be at least 2 months in length.

Note: students entering with a BS will perform the same first year research rotations, but will not register for Seminar I until you become a PhD student. 		10820CHEM651000
Seminar 1 Wednesdays: 10:00 to 12:00
(First lesson is on 19 February.)
Room 209, Institute of Biological Chemistry, AS

Introduction 		Required Course. Required for 4 semesters. NTU IBS&DGP:
BChem8014

NTU CHEM:
Chem8052

NTHU:
10820TIGP718100
Elementary Chinese (II) 3 Class A - Monday: 9:00 - 12:00
(First lesson is on 2 March.)

Class B �V Friday: 14:00 - 17:00
(First lesson is on 6 March.)

Room 204, TIGP Building, AS 		Required for all international students unless proof of Chinese proficiency can be provided.
NTU Students should attend and pass the course but do not need to select the Chinese course. 		NTHU
10820TIGP719100
Colloquium 1 Submit reports on lectures/seminars attended. Submission deadline is by noon on 16 June. Required Course. Required for 4 semesters. The course will be graded on the number of reports handed in. 8 reports gives a passing grade of 70 while 19 reports gives a maximum grade 98.
(Note: Please hand in all the reports as one single PDF file and name the file as 2018 Autumn CQ �V student name)

Please be aware that the CBMB office does not accept late submission. Late submission may result in deduction on the score or failure of the course. Also, your report may be rejected based on random evaluations.
Plagiarizing and/or inappropriate formats, e.g., lack of clear links to the speakers' presentation contents, will be considered as a failure. 		NTU IBS&DGP:
BChem8027

NTU CHEM:
CHEM8049

NTHU LS:
10820TIGP718200

NTHU CHEM:
10820CHEM570000

Note:
Students are encouraged to take courses offered by other TIGP programmes to fulfill credit requirements for specialised courses. All courses must be taught in English and related to the field of Chemical Biology and Molecular Biophysics.

Lists below are elective courses offered by other TIGP programmes requested by CBMB students.

NTU

Course name Credits Time & Location Note code
Molecular & Cellular Approaches to Biotechnology 3 Monday 14:00 - 17:00
Begin on 2 March.
Agricultural Biotech Building, A236 		For the most up-to-date information, please refer to http://abrc.sinica.edu.tw/mbas/course.php Prog5172
Professional Developments for a Graduate Student 2 Thursday: 14:00 - 16:00
First lesson is on 5 March.
Rm. 123, Institute of Molecular Biology 		GenSys5019/B48U0370


NTHU

Course name Credits Time & Location Note code
Molecular & Cellular Approaches to Biotechnology 3 Monday 14:00 - 17:00
First lesson is on 2 March.
Agricultural Biotech Building, A236 		For the most up-to-date information, please refer to
http://abrc.sinica.edu.tw/mbas/course.php 		10820TIGP717800
Professional Developments for a Graduate Student 2 Thursdays: 14:00-16:00
First lesson is on 5 March.
Rm. 123, Institute of Molecular Biology 		For the most up-to-date information, please refer to http://www.imb.sinica.edu.tw/mcb/pd.php 10820TIGP717000
Experimental Approaches in Molecular Medicine 2 Tuesdays: 13:30-15:20
First lesson is on 3 March.
8F TIGP classroom, Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Academia Sinica 		For the most up-to-date information, please refer to https://www.ibms.sinica.edu.tw/mmp/ 10820TIGP719200