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Slide 1Team Taught CourseSyllabusSyllabusSyllabusSyllabusSlide 7GradesTips for SuccessSlide 10Slide 11Cranial NervesSlide 13Slide 14Slide 15Brain MembranesSlide 17Cerebral VentriclesAcross NeocortexDirectionsAnatomical DirectionsRegions of the BrainRegions of the BrainBottom View of BrainRegions of the BrainStructures Within a HemisphereIntroduction & NeuroanatomyJanuary 20, 2016Team Taught CourseAssoc. Prof. Robert WickesbergAssoc. Prof. Monica UddinAsst. Prof. Nu-Chu LiangCourse CoordinatorAsst. Prof. Roberto GalvezSyllabusJanuary 20 Introduction & Neuroanatomy All22 Neuroanatomy & Methods Readings25 How Neurons Work On27 More About How Neurons Work Compass29 Touch and Pain WebsiteFebruary 1 Hearing – The Ear3 Hearing – Central Pathways5 Vision: The Eye8 Vision – Central Pathways10 Wrap Up and Review12 First ExamMake-up exam at 7 pm on Feb 24 ONLY if you are approved to take itSyllabusFebruary 15 Biological Clocks All17 Biological Clocks Readings19 Sleep On22 Sleep Compass24 Olfaction Website26 Taste29 Chemical senses & behaviorMarch 2 Eating4 Eating7 Wrap Up and Review9 Second ExamMake-up exam at 7 pm on Mar 16 ONLY if you are approved to take itSyllabusMarch 11 Genetics All14 Genetics Readings16 Epigenetics On18 Gut – brain interactions Compass20-25 Spring Break – no classes Website28 Stress30 StressApril 1 Neurobiology of Fear4 Psychopathology6 Psychopathology8 Wrap Up and Review11 Third ExamMake-up exam at 7 pm April 20 ONLY if you are approved to take itSyllabusApril 13 Touch - Again All15 Movement I Readings18 Movement II On20 Declarative Memory Compass22 Declarative Memory Website25 Procedural Memory27 Consolidation29 Limbic SystemMay 2 Neurological Disorders4 Wrap Up and review12 Fourth Exam (Thurs. at 10-11 am)Conflict exam at 5 pm on May 13•The teaching assistant is Nnamdi Nelson•His office is 781 Psychology•His office hours are by appointment. Email him at [email protected] AssistantGrades•4 multiple choice tests of 40 points each–DO NOT EVEN THINK ABOUT CHEATING!•Grading:–A = 36-40–B = 32-35–C = 28-31– D = 24-27•Plus and minus grades are given only for the course gradeTips for Success•Attend the lectures –“I’m not used to taking a class you actually have to go to.”•Read the assigned readings•Ask questions –In class –At office hours–In the review sessions•Pay attention and take notes–No “multitasking” (e.g. Facebook)•Compass 2g website athttps://compass.uiuc.edu/•Use your net id to login. Course Website•Central Nervous System–Brain–Spinal cord–generally does not regenerate•Peripheral Nervous System–regenerates after damage–12 cranial nervesCranial Nerves•Central Nervous System–Brain–Spinal cord–generally does not regenerate•Peripheral Nervous System–regenerates after damage–12 cranial nerves–spinal nerves–divided into two parts•Somatic – voluntary muscles•Autonomic (sympathetic & parasympathetic)Autonomic Nervous System (sympathetic division) prepares for actionAutonomic Nervous System (parasympathetic division) prepares body for restoration and relaxationBrain MembranesCerebral VentriclesAcross NeocortexLongitudinal Fissure• Neocortex is the outer shell of the brain. It is divided into two halves by the longitudinal fissure.• The right half of the brain processes information for the left half of the sensory world.DirectionsAnterior PosteriorVentralDorsalAnatomical DirectionsRegions of the BrainCentral sulcusSylvian fissure (lateral fissure)Output InputRegions of the BrainOutput InputWhatWhereBrocaPlanWernickeBottom View of BrainRegions of the BrainHindbrain•Pons•Medulla•CerebellumMidbrain•Superior Colliculus•Inferior Colliculus•Tegmentum•Periaqueductal GrayForebrain•Thalamus•Hypothalamus•Cortex•Hippocampus, etc.Anterior PosteriorVentralDorsalStructures Within a HemisphereThe basal ganglia are involved in response learning.The hippocampus, part of the limbic system, involved in place learning and perhaps


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