NSC 512 is a graduate-level survey of the experimental toolkit neuroscientists actually use — how to design behavioral assays, record from neurons, image circuits, and probe molecular machinery — with the emphasis on knowing which method answers which question. You'll read primary publications, work through labs and individual study, give a presentation dissecting a specific technique, and write a project proposal that combines several approaches to attack a real research question. It's foundational for thesis work in the Neuroscience program, since picking the wrong method (or misreading someone else's) is what separates a publishable result from a wasted year.
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To be eligible to sit the final exam, students must have: 1. Attended at least 80% of the scheduled course hours, 2. Delivered their required presentation, and 3. Achieved at least 50% of the total points available prior to the final exam.