Biomedical Engineering 131: Neuroengineering – Dr. Liu, Q report
Neuro 175: Principles of Cell Physiology – Dr. Bellono, Q report
[Neuro 180: Development, Plasticity, and Regeneration in the Mammalian Brain] – Dr. Macklis, Q Report – not offered 2025-’26
Psychology 1201: Your Brain on Drugs: Psychopharmacology – Dr. Lukas, Q Report
[Psychology 1309: Essentials of fMRI for Cognitive Neuroscientists] – Dr. Konkle, Q report – not offered 2025-’26
[Psychology 1451:Debugging the brain: Computational Approaches to Mental Dysfunction]– not offered 2025-’26
This course examines recent work applying computational models to mental disorders]. – Dr. Gershman, Q Report
Biomedical Engineering 129: Introduction to Bioelectronics – Dr. Liu, Q report
[Biomedical Engineering 130: Neural Control of Movement] – Dr. Smith, Q Report – not offered 2024-’25
Neuro 115: Cellular Basis of Neuronal Function – Biophysical and cell biological approaches to excitability, synaptic transmission, and synaptic plasticity. This course includes hands-on component for students to learn patch clamp and extracellular recording techniques. – Drs. Draft and Quast, Q Report
Neuro 120: Introductory Computational Neuroscience
This course introduces students to abstract models of what and how neurons compute and concrete analyses of real neurons in action. Topics include network models of sensory processing and memory, and techniques to compare these models with real experimental data. This course will emphasize students’ contributions and classroom interactions. Programming projects will be a significant aspect of the course, so programming experience (Python, Matlab) is recommended. Familiarity—but not expertise—with linear algebra will be assumed. – Dr. Penikis (new instructor), Q report
[Neuro 1202: Modern Neuroanatomy – this course examine the circuits that underly cognition] – Dr. Buckner, Q Report– not offered in 2025-26
[Psychology 1303: The Human Brain Then and Now] – Dr. Buckner, Q Report – not offered 2025-’26
Psychology 1325: The Emotional, Social Brain – Dr. Phelps, Q report
Neuro 1401: Computational Cognitive Neuroscience– teaching students how to simulate brain function with computer programs. Special emphasis will be placed on processes like learning, memory, attention, decision-making, and object perception. – Dr. Gershman, Q Report
Psych 1406: Biological and Artificial Visual Systems: How Humans and Machines Represent the World – Dr. Alvarez, Q report
