1. Introduction: history of life, continental drift, extinction, chance events
2. Population genetics I: genetic variation, gene frequency, natural selection
3. Population genetics II: random genetic drift, population differentiation, coalescence, drift-mutation equilibrium
4. Population genetics III: DNA sequence data, nucleotide diversity, coalescence simulation and maximum likelihood estimation, Tajima's D test, linkage disequilibrium
5. Molecular evolution I: nucleotide substitution, evolutionary rate
6. Molecular evolution II: evolutionary distance, phylogenetic tree
7. Neutral theory of molecular evolution: standard null model of genetic variation and evolution
8. Adaptive evolution: within-species polymorphism, between-species divergence, within vs between species variation, nonsynonymous vs synonymous nucleotide substitutions, convergent evolution, methodological limitations, adaptive evolution vs functional evolution
9. Perspectives: testing inference of functional evolution, evolution of gene-interacting system