Besides informal teaching, I teach Molecular and Genetic Epdimiology II" (Epi 219). This course covers statistical topics in genetic and molecular epidemiology. The emphasis is on statistical concepts and methods in a genetics context. Here's an overview.

Here are some lecture notes from the class and elsewhere.

• "Cluster computing," on distributed biomedical computing, Patient Oriented Research Talks, May 6, 2005. PDF
• "Genetic mapping in model organisms," Epi 219, March 17, 2006. PDF
• "iTest Shuffle: Permutation tests," Epi 219, March 28, 2006. PDF
• "Yellow peas: Likelihoods and likelihood ratios," Epi 219, March 28, 2006. PDF
• "Causal inference: Propensity scores, instrumental variables, and sensititvity analyses," Epi 219, April 16, 2006. PDF
• "Genetic coin flips: Family-based association studies," Epi 219, April 18, 2006. PDF
• "Statistical analysis of population-based candidate gene studies," Epi 219, April 24, 2006. PDF
• "Statistical issues in DNA identification and testing," Epi 219, May 09, 2006. PDF
• "Multiple comparisons and the False Discovery Rate," Epi 219, May 15, 2006. PDF