NSCI 324* Systems Neuroscience Lectures: Botterell B147

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NSCI 324* Systems Neuroscience Lectures: Botterell B147 (Monday 2:30pm; Tuesday 4:30pm; Friday 8:30am) Tutorials and Exams: Botterell B147 (Monday 10:30-11:30am) Coordinator: Dr. Doug Munoz Centre for Neuroscience Studies Botterell Hall, room 226 x32111 doug.munoz@queensu.ca Admin Assistance: Ms. Kelly Moore X78285 kmm@queensu.ca

NSCI 324* Systems Neuroscience Instructors Dr. Douglas P. Munoz (course director) Professor of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences doug.munoz@queensu.ca Dr. Stephen Scott steve.scott@queensu.ca Dr. Michael C. Dorris Associate Professor of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences dorrism@biomed.queensu.ca Dr. Alastair V. Ferguson avf@queensu.ca

NSCI 324* Systems Neuroscience January 9 Introduction to NSCI 324* (Dr. Munoz) - The link between brain activity and behavior Vision and Oculomotor Control (Dr. Munoz) January 10 The retina January 13 Central Visual Pathways January 16 Dr. Munoz Tutorial: January 16 Higher Visual functions January 17 Oculomotor System I. Basic organization January 20 Oculomotor System II. Vestibulo-ocular reflex January 23 Dr. Munoz tutorial: January 23 Oculomotor System III. Saccades January 24 Basal Ganglia for cognitive and motor control January 27 review of Dr. Munoz lecture material January 30 Dr. Munoz exam in tutorial period

NSCI 324* Systems Neuroscience Motor Systems (Dr. Scott) January 30 Somatosensory System I. January 31 Somatosensory System II. February 3 Peripheral Motor System I: Muscle February 6 Dr. Scott tutorial February 6 Peripheral Motor System II: Limb Mechanics February 7 Motor Behaviour February 10 Motor Circuitry I: Spinal Cord and Brainstem February 13 Dr. Scott Tutorial February 13 Motor Circuitry II: Cerebral Cortex February 14 In depth: Primary Motor Cortex February 17 review of Dr. Scott lecture material Reading Week: Feb 20 - 24 February 27 Dr. Scott exam in tutorial period

NSCI 324* Systems Neuroscience Autonomic Systems (Dr. Ferguson) February 27 Homeostasis February 28 Circadian Rhythms March 2 Circadian Rhythms March 5 Dr. Ferguson tutorial March 5 Central Control of Cardiovascular Function March 6 Central Control of Cardiovascular Function March 9 Neurobiology of Obesity March 12 Dr. Ferguson tutorial March 12 Neurobiology of Obesity March 13 Neurobiology of Obesity March 16 review of Dr. Ferguson lecture material March 19 Dr. Ferguson exam in tutorial period

NSCI 324* Systems Neuroscience Reward and Decision-Making Systems (Dr. Dorris) March 19 Decision Theory March 20 Decision Making – Anatomy overview March 23 Dopamine Systems March 26 Dr. Dorris tutorial March 26 Cortical Circuits March 27 Limbic Circuits March 30 Speed vs accuracy tradeoff April 02 Dr. Dorris tutorial April 02 Reinforcement Learning April 03 Heuristics and Biases April 06 Review – based on the lectures of Dr. Dorris Final exam Dr. Dorris material only in the final exam period.

Course Textbook Tutorial Sessions (for supplementary/background reading) Neuroscience 4th edition Editors: Purves et al. Tutorial Sessions 8 sessions (1-2 for each theme) Details to follow shortly

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Variability in Localization of Cortical Speech Areas

NSCI 324* Systems Neuroscience January 9 Introduction to NSCI 324* (Dr. Munoz) - The link between brain activity and behavior Vision and Oculomotor Control (Dr. Munoz) January 10 The retina January 13 Central Visual Pathways January 16 Dr. Munoz Tutorial: January 16 Higher Visual functions January 17 Oculomotor System I. Basic organization January 20 Oculomotor System II. Vestibulo-ocular reflex January 23 Dr. Munoz tutorial: January 23 Oculomotor System III. Saccades January 24 Basal Ganglia for cognitive and motor control January 27 review of Dr. Munoz lecture material January 30 Dr. Munoz exam in tutorial period