Last updated: April 23th, 2008

The first problem set was posted today. It's due in class in one week.

April 14th, 2008

The most recent lecture slides and reader handouts are available for download... We'll stop announcing this every week, but be sure to bug Greg if you don't see something posted that should be.

April 2nd, 2008

Our first lecture came off with only one injury – not too bad given our track record in previous years. The powerpoint slides and pdf notes are available for download under the Lectures and Reader links above.

March 31th, 2008

This week is the first week of class, don't miss our first installment this Wednesday. Greg Corrado has rejoined the teaching staff and will be giving the traditional kickoff lecture on why equations are your friends!

For those of you who have't been to the Fairchild building in a while, it's in between the Clark center and the construction site along south side of the Medical school. The main entrance is in the middle of the side that faces the big dirt field at the construction site. Charming, we know.

Feb 28th, 2008

We now have a time and a location! Don't forget to sign up on Axess!

When: Wednesdays from 1-3pm

Where: Fairchild D202 (Neurobiology "Library")

Jan 23rd, 2008

Working [real-time] syllabus is now posted. Follow the link above or below.

The course reader (a first this year) is well underway. The current plan is to make the reader available to Stanford students online in PDF format and to distribute printed copies to students who take the course.

Oct 2, 2007

This class WILL be taught this year. Ilana Witten and Scott Owen will be running the show.

Contrary to historical precedent (it was previously offered during Fall quarter), MathTools for Neuroscience will be offered during SPRING quarter of the 2007-8 academic year. Please check back in this space for updates on exact scheduling, syllabus, etc...

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