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The
Neuroscience Concentration requires a minimum of six courses and involves two components,
required and elective courses. Concentration regulations and the application procudure are
also listed below.
1. Required Courses |
| Bio 331/Psy 303 (Psychological Research - Behavioral
Neuroscience) |
| Psy 324 (Advanced Neuroscience) |
2.
Elective Courses |
| Ant 102 (Humankind Evolving) |
| Bio 301 (Genetics) |
| Bio 303 (Biochemistry) |
| Bio 304 (Molecular Biology) |
| Bio 306 (Developmental Biology) |
| Bio 307 (Immunology) |
| Bio 308 (Cell Biology) |
| Bio 311 (Comparative Anatomy) |
| Bio 312 (Animal Physiology) |
| Bio 323 (Animal Behavior) |
| Bio 361 - 362 (Seminar) |
| Bio 371 - 372 (Research/Independent Research) |
| Che 303 (Bioorganic Chemistry) |
| Che 306 (Biophysical Chemistry) |
| Che 308 (Chemistry of Biomedical Polymers) |
| Mat 210 (Mathematical Modeling) |
| Phi 125 (Philosophies of Medicine) |
| Phi 130 (Medical Ethics) |
| Phi 380 (Philosophy of Mind) |
| Psy 195 (Independent Study) |
| Psy 276 (Cognitive Psychology) |
| Psy 282 (Learning) |
| Psy 284 (Drugs and Behavior) |
| Psy 301 (Psychological Research - Sensation and
Perception) |
| Psy 302 (Psychological Research - Behavioral
Pharmacology) |
| Psy 304 (Psychological Research - Memory) |
| Psy 330-349 (Tutorial) |
| Psy 350-380 Advanced Seminar in Experimental
Psychology |
Regulations
Required courses are to be
taken in the sequence stated.
The four electives are
chosen from a list annually reviewed and approved by the Neuroscience Advisory Committee
(one class must be from outside student's major and one - and only one - must be
independent study/research).
No more than two courses in
the concentration may also be counted toward the major. A grade of "C" or higher
is required in all courses applied toward the concentration.
Application
Procedures
The Neuroscience Concentration is administrated by the Neuroscience Advisory
Committee. The faculty liaison is Dr. Julio Ramirez. Students shall submit a written
proposal to the Advisory Committee by the last day of the Spring Semester of the sophomore
year. The proposal should specify the courses that will be used to satisfy the
concentration requirements. If any of the courses are to be independent studies, research
courses, or seminars, the student must provide the Advisory Committee with a complete
description of that course before the semester of enrollment. Certification of completion
of all requirements for the concentration is made by the Registrar upon recommendation of
the Neuroscience Advisory Committee. |
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