PSYC 4265 - Developmental Neurobiology

Effective Date 08/01/2019
The diverse functions of the nervous system depend on precise wiring of connections between neurons. This course covers cellular and molecular processes of how neuronal connections are established during development. Diseases which result from failing to establish the circuitry will also be discussed. This course will introduce research methods and technology, and encourage students to develop logical rationale of contemporary research.

Requisites Student must have taken BIOL 3050 or PSYC 2200 and student must be a third or fourth year Psychology, Cognitive Science, or Neuroscience major.

Credits: 3