The master's degree requires a minimum of 24 credits of selective and elective courses and six credits of master's thesis research. Doctoral students must also show sufficient evidence of high attainment in scholarship and the ability to engage in independent research. Covers macroscopic and microscopic study of the basic functional organization of the nervous system, including ultrastructure of neurons, synaptic organization of neuronal systems, and organization of the spinal cord and brain. Exercises, demonstrations, and lectures acquaint students with the use, limitations, and interpretations of data using various research tools. The course includes lectures, assignments, and student presentations.
Evaluation is on oral presentation, term paper, and written examinations.
DBIC 611 or equivalent. DBIC 611 or equivalent. DBIC 611 or equivalent. Covers both normal and abnormal metabolism. DBIC 611 or equivalent.