Issued by University of Sao Paulo
Name: Luciano Grüdtner
Buratto
The Molecular Sciences Course lasts
four years. Mandatory courses are taken during the first two years
(Basic Cycle).
During the last two years (Advanced
Cycle), the student is required to take courses related to his research
activities. The
undergraduate research activities
are supervised by a tutor (university researcher or professor).
Basic Cycle - First Year
- Winter-Spring term/96 (August-November)
Biology 1 (Biochemistry)
Physics 1 (Mechanics)
Mathematics 1 (Integration
and Differentiation)
Chemistry 1 (Analytic Chemistry)
Computer Science 1 (Linux,
C)
- Fall-Winter term/97 (March-July)
Biology 2 (Cell Biology)
Physics 2 (Thermodynamics)
Mathematics 2 (Differential
Eq., Vector Algebra)
Chemistry 2 (Inorganic Chemistry)
Computer Science 2 (C++)
Introduction to Cell Biology
(Lab. Course)
Basic Cycle - Second Year
- Winter-Spring term/97 (August-November)
Introduction to Molecular Biology
(Lab. Course)
Biology 3 (Developmental and
Molecular Biology)
Physics 3 (Electromagnetism)
Mathematics 3 (Vector Field
Diff. Equations)
Chemistry 3 (Organic Chemistry)
Computer Science 3 (Numerical
Analysis, Fortran)
- Fall-Winter term/98 (March-July)
Biology 4 (Endocrinology and
Immunology)
Physics 4 (Quantum Mechanics)
Mathematics 4 (Mult. Var.
Integrals, Complex Analysis, Probability)
Chemistry 4 (Quantum Chemistry)
Computer Science 4 (Numerical
Analysis, Fortran)
Advanced Cycle - Third Year
I have studied
Neurosciences at McGill University, in Montreal, Canada, during the third
year.
Advanced Cycle - Fourth Year (Back to University of Sao Paulo)
- Winter-Spring term/99 (August-November)
Neurophisiology
Undergrad Research I (Iniciacao Cientifica) 1
Logic II
(Predicate Calculus)
Linguistics
II (Phonetics, Syntax, Semantics)
Statistics
II (Distributions, Hypothesis Testing, ANOVA)
- Fall-Winter term/00 (March-August)
Undergrad
Research II
Introduction
to Sociology
Psychology
of Learning (Cognitive Psychology)
General
Psychopathology I
General
Psychology I
1Research
on the neurobiology of deductive and inductive reasoning,
supervised by Dr. Claudio L.N. Guimaraes
dos Santos.