CSB434H1

UTSG

Advanced Methods in Systems Neuroscience

Our brain is highly complex with billions of neurons; how do neurons work together to produce adaptive & flexible behaviors? Systems neuroscience studies this question at the systems level. Using various animal models, it aims to provide quantitative and causal links between neural circuits/networks and perception, behavior, and cognition. Through this course, you will learn about the popular animal models with simpler brains and interpret the neural mechanisms from multiple perspectives, to acquire a quantitative understanding. Particularly, this course will emphasize interdisciplinary technology, such as large-scale optical neural recording and computational tools. Knowledge gained will provide insights into understanding mental disorders and artificial intelligence.

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Prereq: Minimum 75% in MAT136H1/ ( MAT148H1, MAT149H1/ MAT137Y1)/ MAT138H1/ ( MAT158H1, MAT159H1/ MAT157Y1)/ MAT223H1/ MAT236H5/ MAT237Y1/ MAT240H1/ MATA22H3/ MATA23H3, and minimum 75% in BIO271H1/ CJH332H1/ PSL300H1Breadth: Living Things & Their Environment
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DepartmentCSB
CampusUTSG (St. George)
Level400
Hours12L/12P/12S
BreadthLiving Things & Their Environment
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