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Cognitive Neuroscience

WZ2693Examination Performance3 ECTSEnglishsummer semesterLehrstuhl für Zoologie (Prof. Luksch)
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What it is about

You learn how information is processed in the cortex of mammals: structure of the cortex, typical circuits, principles of cortical processing and models of their function. By the end you can sketch cortical processes, derive their neurobiological prerequisites, and explain their relevance for behavior, diseases and technical interventions.

What you will be able to do

  • Sketch cortical processes
  • Derive neurobiological constraints
  • Explain the function of cortical processing for the organism
  • Explain central functions of the cortex
  • Classify findings within a knowledge framework
  • Overview of the pathophysiology of cortical disorders
  • Overview of manipulation possibilities of cognitive processes

What the module consists of

  • VorlesungDelivery of content on cortical processing, anatomy, models, pathology and methods

Teaching method

  • Präsentation / VortragStructured conveyance of core content
  • Fragend-entwickelnde MethodeActivation and deepening of understanding through discussion
  • Selbststudium (Skripte, Nacharbeitung, Materialrecherche, Zusammenfassen)Independent deepening and exam preparation
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