Neuroscience

Catalog description

This course will cover four significant domains in neuroscience. Domain I covers the gross anatomical anatomy of the CNS and PNS. Domain II covers fundamental cellular and molecular aspects of neuroscience, including our current understanding of the cellular, structural, biochemical, and physiological paradigms of neurons and synapses. The concepts that govern the vital functions of the neuron will be the focus. Domain III covers the applications of the paradigms and concepts we covered in domains I and II to understand how the nervous system coordinates motion, balance, senses, and pain. Several neuronal circuits will be demonstrated throughout this section. Domain IV covers neurodevelopment, cognitive states, and memory. Throughout domains III and IV, relevant neurological disorders will be presented.