BRAiN (Building Rice Academics in Neuroscience)
Gulf Coast Consortium for Theoretical and Computational Neuroscience
Graduate Programs: Baylor College of Medicine, Princeton
Contact: Steve Cox, Professor of Computational and Applied Mathematics, DH 2007, 713-348-5192, cox@rice.edu
Section(CRN) Course Title Meeting Credits 001(24298) BIOS 385 FUNDAMENTALS OF NEUROSCIENCE 09:00AM - 09:50AM MWF 3 001(24537) CAAM 416 THEORETICAL NEUROSCIENCE II 09:25AM - 10:40AM TR 3 001(20792) ELEC 502 NEURAL NETWORKS &INFO THEORY I 02:30PM - 03:50PM TR 3 001(22305) LING 411 NEUROLINGUISTICS 10:50AM - 12:05PM TR 3 001(22925) NEUR 485 NEUROSCIENCE IND STUDY - 1 TO 3
THIRD TERM JANUARY 4 MARCH 5, 2010 FOURTH TERM MARCH 15 - MAY 14, 2010 FIFTH TERM MAY 24 - JULY 23, 2010
Please see the BCM TERM Calendar for holiday and exam schedules.
A number of the BCM courses have Rice NEUR listings
NEUR 576 Neurobiology of Disease, Michael Friedlander, time and place tbn NEUR 578 Higher Brain Function, Mariella De Biasi, time and place tbn NEUR 579 Neurobiology of Sensation & Movement Fabrizio Gabbiani, time and place tbnStudents interested in taking these courses should contact the instructors for permission and to learn more about the course. NEUR 576 is a capstone class for Baylor's first-year graduate students in neuroscience and is tightly integrated with the rest of the BCM curriculum, so only select Rice undergraduates with an equivalent background will be admitted.