BIONB 7210

Introductory Graduate Survey in Neurobiology and Behavior

Course Description

Course information provided by the 2016-2017 Catalog.

A graduate-level seminar with presentations from lecturers in BIONB 2210 and BIONB 2220. Discussions of current research in the area of neurobiology or behavior that have been presented in the lecture class. A lab project and/or a writing component each week could be assigned to ensure engagement with the material.

Prerequisites/Corequisites Corequisite: BIONB 2210 and BIONB 2220.

Permission Note Enrollment limited to: 20 students.

Outcomes

• To know and understand the current frontiers of both behavioral and neurobiological studies, including which unanswered questions are considered to be the most important ones, and which questions might actually be answerable in a doctoral thesis project or longer term study.
• To hone critical thinking skills with respect to identifying important questions and designing strategies to address them.
• To become familiar with the most compelling current tools, both conceptual and experimental, for answering behavioral and neurobiological questions

When Offered Fall, spring.

Satisfies Requirement Requirement for first-year graduate students in the Field of Neurobiology and Behavior.

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