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Courses

Below is a list of courses for this new program, slated to begin in the Fall of 2012.

• PSYDBS 601 - Proseminar and Responsible Conduct in Science

• PSYDBS 602 - Responsible Conduct in Science I: Research Ethics

• PSYDBS 603 - Responsible Conduct in Science II: Communication with Diverse Audiences

• PSYDBS 610 - Behavioral Neuroscience

• PSYDBS 611 - Developmental Behavioral Neuroscience

• PSYDBS 620 - Cognitive Neuroscience

• PSYDBS 621 - Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience

• PSYDBS 670 - Advanced Statistics

• PSYDBS 671 - Design and Analysis for Developmental Studies

• PSYDBS 672 - MATLAB for the Behavioral Sciences

• PSYDBS 690 - Mentored Research (1-6 credits may be taken per semester)

• PSYDBS 710 - Role of Hormones in Neural Development

• PSYDBS 711 - Advanced Hormones and Behavior

• PSYDBS 720 - Early Cognitive Development

• PSYDBS 721 - The Development and Neural Basis of Higher Cognitive Function

• PSYDBS 722 - The Visual System

• PSYDBS 730 - Development and Evolution of Behavior

• PSYDBS 731 - Brain Development

• PSYDBS 732 - Genes and Development

• PSYDBS 733 - Neurodevelopmental Disorders

• PSYDBS 734 - Neurobiology of Addiction

• PSYDBS 790 - Dissertation Research (1-6 credits may be taken per semester)

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