Computational Neuroscience for Interdisciplinary Scientists
Requisites: course M101A or Psychology 115; Life Sciences 30A and 30B, or Mathematics 3A, 3B, and 3C, or 31A, 31B, and 32A; Life Sciences 40 or Psychology 100A or Statistics 10 or 13.
14 courses across 6 departments, 4 choice points · 4 requisite links run off the edge of this view
NEURO C251 — Computational Neuroscience for Interdisciplinary Scientists NEURO C251 Computational Neurosci… LIFESCI 30A — Mathematics for Life Scientists LIFESCI 30A Mathematics for Life S… MATH 3A — Calculus for Life Sciences Students MATH 3A Calculus for Life Scie… MATH 1 — Precalculus MATH 1 Precalculus PSYCH 100A — Psychological Statistics PSYCH 100A Psychological Statisti… COMPTNG 10A — Introduction to Programming COMPTNG 10A Introduction to Progra… PSYCH 10 — Introductory Psychology PSYCH 10 Introductory Psychology STATS 10 — Introduction to Statistical Reasoning STATS 10 Introduction to Statis… LIFESCI 30B — Mathematics for Life Scientists LIFESCI 30B Mathematics for Life S… MATH 3B — Calculus for Life Sciences Students MATH 3B Calculus for Life Scie… PSYCH 115 — Principles of Behavioral Neuroscience PSYCH 115 Principles of Behavior… LIFESCI 7A — Cell and Molecular Biology LIFESCI 7A Cell and Molecular Bio… LIFESCI 15 — Life: Concepts and Issues LIFESCI 15 Life: Concepts and Iss… STATS 13 — Introduction to Statistical Methods for Life and Health Sciences STATS 13 Introduction to Statis… Also satisfied by NEURO M101A, which UCLA names as a requisite but does not publish in this catalog. one of +1 Also satisfied by LIFESCI 40, not drawn in this view. one of +1 Also satisfied by MATH 2, which UCLA names as a requisite but does not publish in this catalog. some of +1 Also satisfied by LIFESCI 2, which UCLA names as a requisite but does not publish in this catalog. one of +1 click a course to read it · double-click to redraw the map around it