So also on the course website is the syllabus for what the audition lectures will cover, and I just put a couple here to give you a flavor.
Lectures will cover the theoretical background on some of the major areas in high-level vision, as well as an overview of what fMRI has taught us and can in future teach us about each of these topics.
Early lectures will cover the use of Amazon EC2 and certain systems like Hadoop and Hive.
Lectures will cover the design of brain-computer interface (BCI) systems, an introduction to EEG sensing and analysis, and creative and assistive applications of BCI, including a historical overview of systems designed by doctors, scientists, musicians, and artists.
Lectures will cover both the assigned readings on personal identity and more general issues of philosophical methodology and writing.
Weekly lectures will cover techniques and skills necessary for the class and experimental physics in general.
Lectures will cover historical background as well as detailed investigations of the structure and function of selected biomolecules of interest.
Lectures will cover a wide range of key neuroscience topics and the interdisciplinary nature of neuroscience (encompassing molecular biology, genetics, physiology, engineering, physics, and computer science).
Lectures will cover contemporary theoretical developments, current experimental results and future frontiers, as well as discussions of the various flavor puzzles and anomalies.
For closed drainage stormwater systems, lectures will cover calculations for watershed volumes, effects of ground surface on water flow, and sizing and layout of piping, swales, and ponds.
