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MIC3017: Neuroscience (Elective: 3 credits)


               Learning Outcomes
               1.  Explain the function of cells, networks and areas within nervous system
               2.  Relate  the  knowledge  about  neuronal  mechanisms  to  brain  function  and
                   neurological diseases
               3.  Present information about neuroscience accurately, effectively and creatively to a
                   wide range of audience


               Course Synopsis
               This course offers the students the chance to learn about neuroscience from many
               different  aspects  including  systems  that  control  thoughts,  behaviour,  senses  and
               movement. They will relate this knowledge to the mechanisms that occur in the cells
               and neuronal networks. Students will showcase their knowledge of neuroscience to
               members of the public through an exhibition or online activities.


               Reference Texts
               1.  Kandel, E., & et. al. (2013). Principles of Neural Science (5  Edition). McGraw Hill
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                   Professional.
               2.  Nicholls,  J.  G.  &  et.  al.    (2012).  From  Neuron  to  Brain:  Cellular  and  Molecular
                   Approach to the Function of the Nervous System (5  Edition). Sinauer Associates.
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               Course Coordinator
               Associate Professor Dr. Azlina Ahmad Annuar
               azlina_aa@um.edu.my
               03-79674948


               Course Assessment
               Course will be assessed by Continuous Assessment (60%) and a Final Exam (40%)






















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