Neuroscience & Behavior - Courses Currently Offered by Course ID (CID)

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Academic Year 2004/2005

Neuroscience & Behavior - Courses Currently Offered by Course ID (CID)

BIOL181 FA Principles of Biology I: Cell Biology and Molecular Basis of Heredity
BIOL191 FA Principles of Biology I--Laboratory
BIOL217 FA Principles of Biology III--Laboratory
BIOL351 FA Approaches to Understanding the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory
CHEM141 FA Introductory Chemistry I
CHEM143 FA Principles of Chemistry I
CHEM251 FA Principles of Organic Chemistry I
NS&B220 FA Cognitive Psychology
NS&B255 FA Neural Mechanisms of Movement
NS&B324 FA Neuropharmacology
NS&B343 FA Muscle and Nerve Development
NS&B351 FA Approaches to Understanding the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory
NS&B401 FA Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate
NS&B409 FA Senior Thesis Tutorial
NS&B421 FA Undergraduate Research
NS&B524 FA Neuropharmacology
NS&B543 FA Muscle and Nerve Development
PHYS111 FA Introductory Physics I
PHYS113 FA General Physics I
PSYC200 FA Statistics: An Activity-Based Approach
PSYC255 FA Neural Mechanisms of Movement
BIOL182 SP Principles of Biology II
BIOL192 SP Principles of Biology II--Laboratory
BIOL254 SP Comparative Animal Behavior
CHEM142 SP Introductory Chemistry II
CHEM144 SP Principles of Chemistry II
CHEM252 SP Principles of Organic Chemistry II
NS&B213 SP Behavioral Neurobiology
NS&B240 SP Biological Psychology
NS&B250 SP Laboratory in Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology
NS&B254 SP Comparative Animal Behavior
NS&B275 SP Neuroanatomy
NS&B282 SP Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology
NS&B381 SP Seminar in Memory Theory and Research
NS&B402 SP Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate
NS&B410 SP Senior Thesis Tutorial
NS&B422 SP Undergraduate Research
PHYS112 SP Introductory Physics II
PSYC200 SP Statistics: An Activity-Based Approach
PSYC275 SP Neuroanatomy

Last Updated on MAR-21-2005

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