Introductory Sleep Course: "Repeated exposure to insufficient sleep, cardiovascular consequences and recovery" The Preceptors' Introductory Sleep Course is an informal introductory course, free and open to all, intended as a survey of sleep and sleep medicine for students and fellows interested in this area.
However, current participants typically already have extensive exposure to introductory bioinformatics concepts, tools and databases through their formal education, their research environment or through self-learning on the internet, and are seeking more specific focused tool- or data-centric analysis training.
You are assumed to have introductory probability and statistics and matrix theory, and to have exposure to basic real analysis.
This introductory paper sets out one explanatory framework, exposure to adverse psychosocial environments during midlife, and particularly at work.
Furthermore, the participants in these studies were enrolled in introductory biology courses for majors and, presumably, had limited exposure to non-adaptive mechanisms of evolutionary change.
In addition to her administrative responsibilities, Drell teaches a winter-quarter companion course to introductory physics each year for undergraduate students who had limited exposure to the subject in high school.
Although most students start with introductory subjects, those who have vocal or instrumental training or extensive exposure to music are encouraged to begin at a higher starting level.
The first course in the introductory series focused on cell biology and included little or no exposure to phylogenetic trees.
Although these exercises were designed to supplement and enhance classroom instruction on phylogeny, cladistics, and systematics in the context of a postsecondary majors-level introductory biology course, the activities themselves require very little prior student exposure to these topics.
The AP U.S. History course is an advanced, college-level course – not an introductory U.S. history course — and is not meant to be students' first exposure to the fundamental narrative of U.S. history.
