Lecture Notes

Lecture Notes
Martin Tompa

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Lectures:

Here is a video of a lecture on The Role of Mathematics and Computer Science in Molecular Biology Research, intended for undergraduates from any of these disciplines.
Here is a video of What Can We Do With A Multitude Of Genome Sequences?, presented as a Distinguished Lecture at Georgia Institute of Technology in February 2008.
Here are slides for a lecture on the RSA Cryptosystem, suitable for motivated high school students.

The following are lecture notes for some of the advanced graduate courses I have taught.

Algorithms in Molecular Biology (CSE 527)
(Updated chapter on Basics of Molecular Biology)
Message Routing in Parallel Machines (CSE 522)
Probabilistic Algorithms and Pseudorandom Generators (CSE 522)
Introduction to Computational Complexity PS PDF (CSE 532)

I write a blog called The Schnapsen Log that analyzes winning strategy for the card game Schnapsen.

I have written the definitive book on this strategy, titled Winning Schnapsen.