AI and Brain Science Coursework
At Purdue and Caltech. Starred courses indicate advance credit.
The Human Brain
Biology (Neurobiology)
- BIOL 131 - Development, Structure, and Function of Organisms
- BIOL 132 - Lab in Development, Structure, and Function of Organisms
- BIOL 232 - Lab in Cell Structure and Function
- BIOL 295E - Biology of the Living Cell
- BIOL 420 - Eukaryotic Cell Biology
- BIOL 495N - Introduction to Neurobiology
- BIOL 595N/MA 490N - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience
- BME 595T - Simulation and Stimulation of the Nervous System
- Caltech, CNS 150 - Introduction to Neuroscience
- Caltech, BI 129 - Advanced Cell Biology of the Neuron
- *CHM 115 - General Chemistry I
- *CHM 116 - General Chemistry II
- CHM 255 - Organic Chemistry
- Caltech, BI 252 - Responsible Conduct of Research
Psychology (Cognitive/Psychobiology)
- PSY 120 - Elementary Psychology
- PSY 200 - Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
- PSY 220 - Brain and Behavior: An Introduction
- PSY 225 - Child Psychology
- PSY 310H - Sensation and Perception (Honors)
- PSY 320 - Psychobiology of Sensation and Arousal
- PSY 422 - Genes and Behavior
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Science
- CS 180 - Programming I
- ECE 264 - Advanced C Programming
- ECE 362 - Microprocessor Systems and Interfacing
- ECE 364 - Software Engineering Tools Laboratory
- ECE 368 - Data Structures
- ECE 469 - Operating Systems
- ECE 495F - Intro to Computer Security
- ECE 496 - Research in Autonomous Soccer (Cofounder, Purdue RoboCup Team)
- ECE 496 - Research in Modern Artificial Intelligence (Automated Theorem Proving/Planning)
- ECE 570 - Artificial Intelligence
- MA 490N/BIOL 595N - Introduction to Computational Neuroscience
- PSY 633N - Neural Networks
- Caltech, CNS 187 - Neural Computation
- Caltech, CNS 100 - Introduction to Computation and Neural Systems (Interdisciplinary)
- Caltech, CNS 180 - Research in Computation and Neural Systems
Mathematics
- *MA 265 - Linear Algebra
- MA 266 - Ordinary Differential Equations
- MA 271 - Multivariate Calculus (Honors)
- MA 301 - Intro to Proof Through Real Analysis
- Caltech, MA 129A. - Information and Complexity
- ECE 369 - Discrete Mathematics for Computer Engineering
- MA 385 - Mathematical Logic
- ECE 302 - Probability
- IE 336 - Operations Research II: Probabilistic Models
- STAT 511 - Statistical Methods
Electrical Engineering (Digital Electronics)
- PHYS 152 - Mechanics
- PHYS 261 - Electricity and Optics
- ENGR 100H - Freshman Engineering Honors Seminar
- ENGR 116 - Engineering Problem Solving and Computer Tools (Honors)
- ECE 200 - Electrical and Computer Engineering Seminar
- ECE 201 - Linear Circuit Analysis I
- ECE 202 - Linear Circuit Analysis II
- ECE 207 - Electronic Measurement Techniques
- ECE 208 - Electronic Devices and Design Laboratory
- ECE 255 - Introduction to Electronic Analysis and Design
- ECE 270 - Introduction to Digital System Design
- ECE 301 - Signals and Systems
- ECE 400 - ECE Undergraduate Seminar
- ECE 437 - Computer Design and Prototyping
- ECE 477 - Digital Senior Design
- ECE 495D - ASIC Design Lab
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PUBLICATIONS/RESEARCH EXPERIENCE (before grad school)
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Ryan Traylor, Daniel Wilhelm, Bernard D. Adelstein, and Hong Z. Tan, "Design considerations
for stand-alone haptic interfaces communicating via UDP protocol," Proceedings of the 2005
World Haptics Conference, Pisa, Italy, pp. 563-564, Mar. 18-20, 2005 [Paper, Paper (extended version), and Poster]
POSTERS
Daniel Wilhelm, Steven Langer, "Visus Package for Yorick", Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory Student Poster Symposium 2005, August 2005 [Poster and Abstract]
STUDENT CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Daniel Wilhelm, Ryan Traylor, Hong Z. Tan, "Efficient UDP Haptic Device Communication," Summer Undergraduate Research Internship in Nanotechnology 2004 Conference; Purdue University, August 2004 [Presentation and Abstract]
Daniel Wilhelm, Laron Walker, Hong Z. Tan, "Haptic Interfaces to Scanning Probe Microscopy," Summer Undergraduate Research Internship in Nanotechnology 2003 Conference; Purdue University, August 2003 [Presentation and Abstract]
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