eTandon (ETND-NY)

Explains the different types of brain injury, including their neuropathology, symptoms, treatment, and prevention strategies.

Provides a summary introduction to modern cryptography, its main problems, solutions, and open questions with a heavy focus on application aspects, including real-life uses of modern cryptography solutions.

Introduces the concept of behavioral finance and its history as well as the definition of rationality and what it means to be “rational," focusing on questions of arbitrage, limits to arbitrage, market over- and under-reaction, common investor biases, and the way sin which investors' decision-making deviates from the rational process.

This course provides an introduction to the human genome, including both description of relevant concepts as well as practical experience using Web-based bioinformatics tools to analyze DNA and protein sequences.

This course explains the processes underlying healthy brain aging, how healthy aging is differentiated from dementia and how the major dementia syndromes are recognized.

 This course offers an introduction to cutting-edge research in modern astrophysics and black hole physics from the front lines of those investigations

This course offers an introduction to cutting-edge research in modern astrophysics and black hole physics from the front lines of those investigations

This course will explain the guidelines, plans and resources available through FEMA for the entire community to work together to build a safer future

This course will discuss what is currently known about human memory processes, with an emphasis on neuroscientific research

This course will give a wide perspective of our modern understanding of the universe, beginning with a historical look at how scientists came to this understanding and moving into the exciting new theories and questions being explored using particle accelerators like the Large Hadron Collider

 This course will discuss the changing nature of learning with technology

Students will examine how psychological and neuroscience research questions the “mystical quality” view of creativity by attempting to understand the cognitive processes involved in creative thought.