NeuromatchAcademy/course-content

NMA Computational Neuroscience course

What it solves

This repository provides the open-source curriculum and educational materials for the Neuromatch Academy Computational Neuroscience course. It serves as a centralized hub for students to access the structured syllabus, daily schedules, and technical tutorials required for the program.

How it works

The content is organized into a series of tutorials and schedules that guide learners through computational neuroscience topics. While the repository hosts the source material, the primary way to engage with the course content is through the official interactive ebook, which is under continuous development.

Who it’s for

This project is designed for students and researchers interested in computational neuroscience. It is intended for those who meet the specific academic prerequisites outlined by the academy and are participating in the scheduled summer course sessions.

Highlights

  • Comprehensive syllabus covering core computational neuroscience concepts.
  • Daily schedules to track progress throughout the three-week course.
  • Open-access materials licensed under Creative Commons and BSD-3.
  • Integration with an interactive ebook for a streamlined learning experience.

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