NSCI 422 / 822 - Cellular & Molecular Neurosciences Winter 2025 (On-Campus) Year 4 9-10 hours/week 3 units Available On-Campus Course A learner-teaching course that explores the cellular and molecular mechanisms of neural development and function to better understand neural disease. Course provides students with opportunity to 1-develop on-line teaching modules to transmit acquired knowledge and 2-prepare and deliver team-based learning exercises to their peers. Course fosters a collaborative and active learning environment and largely encourages independent learning and communication skills development. NOTE BMCO students should contact the Department regarding prerequisites. Prerequisites Minimum 4th year (Level 4) standing, registration in a LISC/BHSc Major or SSP, a GPA of 2.5, and a minimum grade of B in NSCI 323/3.0. Learning Outcomes To develop student’s critical thinking skills To encourage student’s independent learning and problem-solving skills To perfect oral and written communication skills To learn and discuss current knowledge on 1-neuronal integration, 2-synaptic plasticity, 3-neuromodulation. Evaluations Course and TBL development and delivery: 60% Online lesson development: 30% (Individual mark, 25% instructor+5% peers) Online Module development: 15% (Group mark) TBL preparation and delivery: 15% (Group mark) Team-based Learning events: 40% (Individual marks, 10% per TBL) Time Commitment 119 (12L; 24S; 8G; 6I; 69P) total learning hours. Students can expect to spend about 10 hours per week on this course. Textbooks and Materials There is no required textbook for this course Grading Method