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Forms and Guidelines

Relevant forms and guidelines for current Neuroscience Majors and Minors

Forms for Current Students

Approved Special Topics and Honors Courses

These courses have been pre-approved to count towards the Neuroscience major or minor.  Your advisor should be able to process an exception to count any of the listed courses towards one of the specific requirements listed for each course. If you would like us to consider counting a course that is not on this list, you can submit a request to have it evaluated.

Note that many of these courses have restrictions or prerequisites and you may need special permission to register for them. If you are unable to register in any of these courses you should contact the instructor of the course or the undergraduate office in the department offering the course to discuss any permissions/overrides you will need and the process for obtaining them.

Current Semester - Fall 2024

An examination of the differences between genetic and epigenetic influences on gene expression, epigenetic mechanisms that regulate gene expression, how epigenetic modifications are propagated, and the phenotypic consequences of “normal vs. abnormal” epigenetic regulation in disease, development, and evolution.

Can count as: Major Elective, Minor Elective, CMN Concentration

Welcome to the Psychology of Sleep. We will cover topics including the neurological processes of sleep, dreaming, and consciousness, as well as sleep disorders such as narcolepsy, insomnia, and hypersomnia. This class is designed to be interactive, with lectures and activities designed to give you a unique experiential learning experience. Not only will you learn about sleep in general, you will also gain insight into your own sleeping patterns. Being able to write and talk about the topics in sleep science are imperative to sleep education learning and outreach.

Can count as: Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration-List B, NND Concentration

 

Previous Semesters

  • BIOL 599-001 (Instructor: Welshhans) - Biology of Human Neurodevelopmental Disorders [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CMN Concentration, NND Concentration]
  • BIOL 599-003 (Instructor: Speiser) - Sensory Biology [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CMN Concentration, CBN Concentration - List A]
  • EXSC 555-001 (Instructor: Moore) - Neuroscience of Performance [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration - List B]
  • EXSC 562-001 (Instructor: Herter) - Impairments of the Human Motor System [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration - List A]
  • PSYC 589-001 (Instructor: Reynolds) - Psychology of Sleep [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration - List B, NND Concentration]
  • PSYC 589-005 (Instructor: Hudac - Affective Neuroscience [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration - List B
  • SCHC 402-H01 (Instructor: Rorden & Newman-Norlund) - The ABC's of Neuroimaging [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration - List B, Research Requirement]
  • NSCI 560-001 (Instructor: Desai) - Language and Brain [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration - List B]
  • SCHC 401-H01 and 401L-H01 (Instructor: Matchin) - Language and the Brain [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration - List B]
  • SCHC 330-H01 (Instructor: Levens) - Food and Eating Behavior [Major Elective, Minor Elective]
  • MUSC 310-001 (Instructor: Alcalde) - Music Cognition [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration - List B]

 

  • PSYC 589-001 (Instructor: Rorden) - From Image to Inference [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CBN Concentration - List B]
  • NSCI 560-001 (Instructon: Mactutus) - Neurotoxicology [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CMN Concentration, CBN Concentration]
  • BIOL 599 (Instructor: Welshhans) - Biology of Human Neurodevelopmental Disorders [Major Elective, Minor Elective, CMN Concentration, NND Concentration]
  • CSCE 590 (Instructor: O'Reilly) - Analysis of Neurosciene Data [Major Elective, Minor Elective]

 


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