Neuroethology
The course provides an understanding of the neuronal mechanisms that underlie animal behavior. We will study the neuronal mechanisms for specialized animal behaviors such as sensory processing, motor pattern generation, and learning by reading original papers, which also provide an understanding of experimental technique. The course further discusses the evolutionary strategy and the biological ideas of animal behavior and underlying neuronal mechanisms.
Prerequisites or Prior Knowledge
Required: B26 Introduction to Neuroscience or similar (demonstrated by passing the B26 exam)
Faculty
Course ID
A306
Course Type
Elective
Course Credits
2
Course Term
2
Mode
Hybrid