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Neuroengineering

Computational Neuroengineering is the study of neural function through the use of computer simulation, hardware-based modeling, and mathematical analysis, in concert with physiological and psychophysical experiments. The goal is to use engineering analysis to uncover the principles of neural function in health, disease, and degeneration.

Recommended Courses:

BE 519	Neuroengineering I: Introduction to Neuro Modeling and Simulation
BE 520+	Neuroengineering II: Modeling of the Visual System
EE 539	Neuroengineering III: Artificial Neural Network
CIS 558	Neuroengineering IV: Signal and Image Processing in Biological Systems
BE 750	Neuroengineering V: Clinical Neuroengineering
Psych 739	Neuroengineering VI: Middle Vision
EE 712	Neuroengineering VII: Network Design and Implementation
EE 630	Neuroengineering VIII: Advanced Neural Network Theory

Neuro 541	Cell and Molecular Neuroscience
Neuro 598	Systems Neuroscience
Neuro 592	Cognitive Neuroscience

BE 546	Quantitative Image Analysis
BE 581	Biological Image Processing
BE 565	Biomedical Instrumentation
BE 513	Molecular and Cell Biology
BE 505	Quantitative Human Physiology
BE 510	Biomechanics

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