Bi 150
Introduction to Neuroscience
General principles of the function and organization of nervous systems, providing both an overview of the subject and a foundation for advanced courses. Topics include the physical and chemical bases for action potentials, synaptic transmission, and sensory transduction; anatomy; development; sensory and motor pathways; memory and learning at the molecular, cellular, and systems level; and the neuroscience of brain diseases. Letter grades only.
Topics
- the physical and chemical bases for action potentials
- synaptic transmission
- and sensory transduction
- anatomy
- development
- sensory and motor pathways
- memory and learning at the molecular
- cellular
- and systems level
- and the neuroscience of brain diseases
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisites: Bi 8, 9, or instructor's permission.
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Catalogue variants
- Introduction to Neuroscience · 10 units (4-0-6) | third term