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Neuroscience
Learning Outcomes
1. A solid foundation in neuroscience
- Demonstrate a solid understanding of basic neuroanatomy and nervous system function on a molecular, cellular, and systems level
- Describe the major areas of neuroscience with a clear understanding of the main research approaches, techniques, and topics
2. Competency in quantitative reasoning and research methodology in neuroscience
- Demonstrate an understanding of the scientific process of hypothesis generation and testing as it relates to the field of neuroscience
- Evaluate empirical research findings in terms of their theoretical basis, designs, and methodologies
- Clearly present the results of a scientific study or a proposed experimental design in standard scientific written and oral formats
3. Interdisciplinary Scholarship
- Develop an understanding and appreciation of the interdisciplinary nature of neuroscience
- Apply and integrate their knowledge of neuroscience to other areas of their studies and to their everyday life