Biological Bases of Behavior (Team-Based Learning)
PSY 107
Introduction to neuroscience that explores methods, models, and reasoning that led to discoveries about brain-behavior relations. Students learn and apply concepts in neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, synaptic transmission, the somatic sensorimotor system, vision, emotions, attention & consciousness, memory & learning, sexual differentiation & orientation, and psychopathology. In-class experiences organized around principles of team-based learning, with students collaborating in small teams for readiness assessments and team applications. Course fulfills gateway requirement for Neuroscience major. First years are welcome.
Notes
Please be advised that beginning in Fall 2026, NEURO 102 will no longer be cross-listed as PSY 106/107 because its status has changed to a Century course. It will, however, continue to count toward Psychology major and minor requirements.
Curriculum Codes
- NW
- NS
Cross-Listed As
- EDUC 107
- NEUROSCI 102CC
- NEUROSCI 102