<p>Lecture, three hours. Requisite: course 286A, or consent of instructor. Exploration of advanced topics in electroencephalography (EEG). Includes advanced recording, processing and analysis techniques, custom deployment of EEG in basic (e.g., multimodal integration) and translational (e.g., biomarker development) applications, and examination of current limitations and controversies of EEG. Letter grading.</p>

Neuroscience, Graduate

David Geffen School of Medicine

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NEURO 286B - Electroencephalography Methods and Analysis II

Electroencephalography Methods and Analysis II

The overall goal of this course is for students to develop expertise in advanced topics in electroencephalography (EEG). Students will be able to: (i) deepen their understanding of the principles of EEG recording and signal processing; (ii) deploy advanced analysis techniques, (iii) qualitatively assess custom state-of-the art EEG applications; and (iv) discuss current developments, limitations and controversies of EEG.

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Electroencephalography Methods and Analysis II

NEURO 286B

4 units