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# Learning outcomes

By the end of this course, you should be able to:

- understand the basic concepts in metagenomics
- demonstrate an understanding of how metagenomics data are generated and interpreted
- explain the differences between metagenomics and targeted sequencing
- understand potential applications and limitations of metagenomics in microbiology, infectious diseases, and conservation science
- make sense of information presented in different ways, including written, numerical, and audio-visual.

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OpenLearn - The metagenomics revolution: an introduction
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