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Courses by Category

FALL 2012

SPRING 2013

FOUNDATION COURSES:

FOUNDATION COURSES:

BIOL 181 & 191

Principles of Biology I

 

BIOL 182 & 192

Principles of Biology II

CHEM 141

Introductory Chemistry I

 

CHEM 142

Introductory Chemistry II

CHEM 143

Principles of Chemistry I

 

CHEM 144

Principles of Chemistry II

CHEM 251

Principles of Organic Chemistry  I

 

CHEM 252

Principles of Organic Chemistry II

PHYS 111

Introductory Physics I

 

PHYS 112

Introductory Physics II

PHYS 113

General Physics I

 

 

 
CORE COURSE:

NS&B 213

Behavioral Neurobiology

 

 

 

 

 

ADVANCED COURSES:

 

ADVANCED COURSES:

A. Biology Courses:

 

A. Biology Courses:

NS&B 249

NS&B 239

Neuroethology

Functional Anatomy of the Human Brain

 

NS&B 224

 

Hormones, Brain and Behavior

 
NS&B 343/543 Muscle and Nerve Development

 

 NS&B 245 Cellular Neurophysiology
NS&B 351 (01)(02) Neurobiology of Learning and Memory   NS&B 252 Cell Biology of the Neuron
NS&B 353 (01)(02) Neurobiology of Neurological Disorders   NS&B 328 Chemical Senses

B. Psychology Courses: B. Psychology  Courses:
NS&B 222 Sensation & Perception
 NS&B 220 Cognitive Psychology
NS&B 334 Psychopharmacology

 

 NS&B 329 Neural Costs of War

 



C. Research Methods and Practica:

 

C. Research Methods and Practica:

NS&B 243                

NS&B 280

Neurohistology       

Applied Data Analysis

 

 NS&B 247                              Laboratory in Neurophysiology                                 
NS&B 382 AR in Decision Making NS&B 390 Experimental Investigation into Reading
NS&B 392 Behavioral Methods in Affective Neuroscience NS&B 393 AR in Cognition and Neuropsychiatric Illness
PSYC 200 Statistics: An Activity-Based Approach

 

 PSYC 200 (01)(02) Statistics: An Activity Based Approach

Research Tutorials

*See below for description

 

Research Tutorials

*See below for description

*Research tutorials have several course designations including 401/402, 409/410, and 421/422. The appropriate course number should be determined in consultation with your faculty supervisor.