List of Neuroscience MOOCs

I always have side interest in neuroscience.  So here’s just a note to myself, I am taking Coursera’s Computational Neuroscience for fun.   This is the second time I loop through the course with more understanding on neural networks, and it feels like a completely different class.  The others are just my casual interest – one day I will go through them one by one.

Just a disclaimer: unlike my Top-5 List in deep learning,  I only have amateurish understanding of computer neuroscience.   I also only cursory experience of each of these classes. This might change when I finish a significant portion of them (definition: 50%+).  But for now, caveat emptor!

Computational Neuroscience:

• UW’s Computational Neuroscience (See my impression here.)
• Synapses Neuron and Brain from Coursera (See my impression here.)
• edX’s Neuronal Dynamics, the harder version used by grad students: Neural Network and Biological Modeling
• Harvard’s Fundamental of Neuroscience
• EdX’s Cellular Mechanism of the Brain

Neurobiology:

• Coursera’s Understanding Neurobiology
• Neuronal Basis of Consciousness from Caltech
• PU’s Advanced Neurobiology I
• PU’s Advanced Neurobiology II
• HBP’s Neurobiology Lectures

Perception:

• Coursera’s Brain and Space
• Coursera’s Visual Perception and the Brain

Measurement and BCI

• Coursera’s Functional fMRI,
  
• Introduction_To_Modern_Brain-Computer_Interface_Design,
• Neurohacking in R

Medical Neuroscience/Neruology

• Duke’s Medical Neuroscience
• Human Brain Project’s Courses on Brain Medicine
• Coursera’s Drug and Brain
  
• Schizophrenia
• Introduction to Clinical Neurology

Behavioral Neuroscience

• UCLA’s Behavoral Neuroscience Lab
• NYU’s Brain and Behavior.
• Stanford’s Robert Sapolsky’s Lectures

Other Biophysics/Biomedical Engineering-Related

• Coursera’s Bioelectricity classes on The Mechanism and Quantitative Approach

Cognitive Neuroscience

• Coursera’s Philosophy to Cognitive Science
• MIT OCW’ Cognitive Neuroscience

Uncategorized:

1. Coursera’s Neuroeconomics
2. Coursera’s Neuromarketing

Other Interesting Sources of Information: OpenCulture.

Arthur

(Edit at 20170524) Categorize almost all classes into sub-categories.  Not entirely sure I am right.  But on the computational neuroscience (“theoretical”) side, things look clear enough.
(Edit at 20170522) Finished UW’s Comp N. Sci.  Changed the ranking so that Synapses, Neuron and Brain got a higher ranking.
(Edit at 20170501) Made another 4 classes under the category of “Neurobiology”.
(Edit at 20170427) Create 5 classes which under the umbrella of “Computational Neuroscience”.  For the most part they are more quantitative than the other classes.