This course will explore the structure and function of the human nervous system by examining the molecules, cells, and circuits involved in directing our behavior. Students will learn about the development of the nervous system, neuroplasticity throughout life, normal functions, and pathological presentations; thus, providing a basis to enhance their understanding of neurologic diagnoses frequently observed in clinical practice. The contents covered in this course will include the gross anatomy of the brain, blood supply, cranial nerves for the eye functions, and the sensory and motor systems.