14 courses with the subject NEU, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
NEU 101Fundamentals of Neurodiagnostics I
A one-semester undergraduate-level course which presents the practical and theoretical aspects of Neurodiagnostics with a focus on adult electroencephalography (EEG). Introduces learners to the history of EEG, basic instrumentation, epilepsy, seizure semiology, and neurodegenerative diseases. Electrode placement, recording techniques, activation procedures, and waveform recognition will be emphasized in the context of patient cases. 4 credits
NEU 102 expands on the EEG concepts presented in Fundamentals of Neurodiagnostics I, NEU 101, to understand complex cases, continuous EEG for intensive care patients, and epilepsy monitoring. NEU 102 also introduces additional modalities to test the function of the central and peripheral nervous system including autonomics, evoked potentials (EPs), and nerve conduction studies (NCS). Three 151
NEU 201Outpatient EEG Procedures Clinical Practicum I
A one-semester clinical practicum with a focus on outpatient electroencephalography (EEG). This course will apply theoretical concepts explored in NEU 101 and gradually prepare the learner to competently record an outpatient EEG without supervision. Twelve hours of practicum per week. 4 credits
NEU 202Inpatient EEG Procedures Clinical Practicum II
NEU 202 is a one-semester clinical practicum with a focus on routine and continuous inpatient electroencephalography (EEG). This course will apply theoretical concepts explored in NEU 101 and NEU 102 with an emphasis on interdisciplinary care team communication. The learner will gradually prepare to competently record an inpatient EEG in complex surroundings without supervision. Seventeen hours of practicum per week. 3 credits.
NEU 203 is a one-semester clinical practicum with a focus on neuro ICU patients. This course will apply theoretical concepts explored in NEU 101 and NEU 102 with an emphasis on navigating the challenge of neuro ICU patients. The learner will document patient condition and employ special safety procedures for recent craniotomy patients. Eighteen hours of practicum per week. 6 credits PRE/COREQUISITE: NEU 202
NEU 204 is a one-semester clinical practicum with a focus on understanding complex patient cases, clinical symptoms, and evaluating EEG waveforms. This course will apply theoretical concepts explored in NEU 101 and NEU 102 along with waveform recognition skills gained in NEU 201, NEU 202 and NEU 203. Twelve hours of practicum per week. 4 credits
NEU 205Neurodiagnostic Specialist Modalities Clinical Practicum V4
NEU 205 is a one-semester clinical practicum with an option to focus on either electroencephalography {EEG) for critical care/long-term monitoring (LTM) applications or nerve conduction studies (NCS) used in the diagnosis of neuromuscular disorders. This course will apply theoretical concepts explored in NEU 101, NEU 102 and NEU 220 along with the clinical and EEG pattern recognition skills gained in NEU 201, NEU 202, NEU 203 and NEU 204. Fifteen hours practicum per week plus a one-hour activity per week.
This is a one-semester undergraduate-level hybrid course designed to provide students in Behavioral Neuroscience tracks with an in- depth study of the structures contained in the central and peripheral nervous systems at both the microscopic and gross anatomy levels. The course will also introduce basic research and diagnostic techniques used to investigate the nervous system. Attention will be given to clinical case studies that highlight anatomical importance. This is a 4-credit course with 3 hours of lecture instruction and 3 hours of lab instruction per week. 4 credits
This is a one-semester undergraduate-level hybrid course designed to provide students in Behavioral Neuroscience tracks with an overview of neurophysiology and current topics in neuroscience. The course will also introduce basic research and diagnostic techniques used to investigate the nervous system. Attention will be given to developing analytical and communication skills necessary to investigate and report on topics in the field. This is a 4-credit course with 3 hours of lecture instruction and 3 hours of lab instruction per week. 4 credits 152
This course is an advanced seminar with the goal of introducing students to the theory and application of neuropsychology. This specialized subfield of Psychology aims to assess and interpret the relationship between nervous system function, cognition, emotions, and behavior; and to apply this knowledge to the design of individualized patient intervention. This course will introduce a variety of neuropsychological tests & discuss the major cognitive domains in neuropsychology, with an emphasis on the process by which such tests are interpreted in light of all of the data available. 3 credits
An undergraduate level course designed to gain familiarity with the individual modalities and underlying scientific principles in the field of neuromonitoring. 4 credits
NEU 401Introduction to Neuromonitoring for Surgical Procedures (Clinical I)8
An undergraduate level course designed to demonstrate the preparation and operation of the neuromonitoring equipment used during surgery. The principles and practices of intraoperative neuromonitoring are introduced along with an emphasis on the types of procedures associated with intraoperative neuromonitoring.
NEU 402Introduction to Neuromonitoring for Advanced Surgical Procedures (Clinical II)9
Builds upon the skills developed in the first Clinical course and prepares students to work in the operating room performing Intraoperative Neuromonitoring (IONM). Over the course of the semester, students will be expected to transition into the role of the primary neurophysiologist responsible for operating the IONM equipment and for communications with the surgical team.
This internship provides on-the-job placement experience and is open to junior or senior students. Prior to registration, students must discuss the internship with their advisor. Pass/Fail only.
