Middlebury

NSCI 0100

Introduction to Neuroscience

Introduction to Neuroscience
Neuroscience is the interdisciplinary, scientific study of the nervous system. In this course we will investigate basic nervous system structure and function while tracking the history and methodology of neuroscience. We will study examples of neurons, sensation, behavior, memory, thought, language, consciousness, the mind, and disorders of the nervous system. Through lectures, discussions, exercises, electronic sources, and guest lecturers we will examine the working principles of nervous systems, modern neuroscientific methods, and topical issues. We will appreciate why an interdisciplinary approach is best suited for understanding our brain and mind. (Open only to first and second year students) 3 hrs. lect./1 hr. disc.
Subject:
Neuroscience
Department:
Prog in Neuroscience
Division:
Interdisciplinary
Requirements Fulfilled:
SCI

Sections

Fall 2014

NSCI0100A-F14 Lecture (Ernstrom, Root)
NSCI0100W-F14 Discussion (Ernstrom)
NSCI0100X-F14 Discussion (Ernstrom)
NSCI0100Y-F14 Discussion (Root)
NSCI0100Z-F14 Discussion (Root)

Fall 2013

NSCI0100A-F13 Lecture (Root, Cronise)
NSCI0100W-F13 Discussion (Root)
NSCI0100X-F13 Discussion (Cronise)
NSCI0100Y-F13 Discussion (Cronise)
NSCI0100Z-F13 Discussion (Root)