BIOL 118 - Neuroanatomy, Function, and Disease: How Your Brain Works (Honors)

3 Credit(s)

The brain is a complex organ that is the center of the human nervous system. The wide array of human behaviors is a function of how the brain receives, processes, and responds to sensory input from our environment. This course explores the anatomy of the brain and how that anatomy powers human brain function. Neurological diseases are examined in the context of the physiological function of nervous tissue.
3 hours lecture.
Prerequisite(s): No Prerequisites.