Date | Topic | Info | % of Grade | Facilitators |
1/28 | Lecture: Introduction | |||
1/30 | Lecture: History Behavior and Neuroscience | |||
2/4 | University closed - snow storm | |||
2/6 | Lecture: Ionic Basis of Neural Function - Resting Potential | |||
2/11 | Lecture: Ionic Basis of Neural Function - Action Potential | |||
2/13 | Lecture: Synaptic Integration (Assignment replaced with discussion on 5/1 per class poll) | |||
2/18 | Lecture: Evolution & Neuroscience, Bioinformatics & Computational Biology | |||
2/20 | Lecture: Gene and Disease (Assignment to be completed by 3/4/19) | 2 | 10% | none |
2/25 | Lecture: Circadian Clocks | |||
2/27 | Dr. Geusz Research Discussion | |||
3/4 | Lecture: Intoxication, Anesthesia, Sleep | |||
3/6 | Discussion: Sleep | 3 | 10% | Marcus Huguley, Dean Karkut, Haley Shore |
3/11 | Lecture: Structure of Perception, Structure of Action | |||
3/13 | Discussion: Nature vs Nurture, Instinct and Innate Behavior | 4 | 10% | Alissa Shinn, Ayla Canterbury |
3/25 | Lecture: Sensory Biology & Visual Processing | |||
3/27 | Discussion: Perception, Optical Illusions & Hallucinations | 5 | 10% | Stephanie Kauff, Joe Wheeler, Shelby Gelhaus, Kevin Mensah |
4/1 | Lecture: Mechanisms of Learning | |||
4/3 | Discussion: Attention, Motivation, ADHD | 6 | 10% | Kayle Keto, Maryam Alaliew, Daniella Fedak-Lengel |
4/8 | Lecture: Psychostimulants & Behavior | |||
4/10 | Discussion: Drug Addiction | 7 | 10% | Sophia Cook, Alexa Wadding Carl Northrup, Summer Arndt |
4/15 | Lecture: Pain Perception, Central Modulation, Allodynia, Analgesia | |||
4/17 | Discussion: Central pain mechanisms, hyperalgesia, and opioids | 8 | 10% | Kylie Taylor. Johnmark Powell |
4/22 | Lecture: Motor & Escape | |||
4/24 | Discussion: Motor Systems and Pattern Generators | 9 | 10% | Kyle Burgess |
4/29 | Lecture: Network Properties of cells | |||
5/1 | Discussion: Mirror Cells, Place Cells | 1 | 10% |
Kira Day |
5/6 | Lecture: Decision Making | |||
5/8 | Discussion: Free Will | 10 | 10% | Zoey Beitzinger, Samuel Kuns |
Other topics probably not used this year ...