The purpose of this course is to learn the functional organization of nervous systems with an emphasis on mammalian central and peripheral neuroanatomy.

Students will learn fundamental principles and methods in neuroscience from problem-based study of the neural substrates of animal behavior. For Non-Neuroscience Majors.

Focused on multidisciplinary perspectives in neuroscience, this course requires that students utilize and apply the skills and knowledge developed over the course of their major.

Independent research conducted under the guidance of a faculty member.

This course explores how complex functions emerge from neural systems and networks, emphasizing computational approaches to network operations, and modeling the mechanisms underlying nervous system communication and organization.

Special Topics - Molecular Neurotechnology