1. Examine existing clinical courses within the multiple sclerosis spectrum, the impact of early treatment in asymptomatic groups in the prevention of disease, and upcoming changes to the diagnostic criteria
2. Recognize the inherent limitations of visual perception in accurately characterizing disease advancement, stability, or regression related to multiple sclerosis
3. Gain insights into current strengths and limitations of conventional and non-conventional MRI techniques in the diagnosis and surveillance of multiple sclerosis

      4. Experience the utility of 3-dimensional conformational techniques (including shape analysis, structural mapping, and surface texture/curvature measures), color, and sound in                 enhancing the understanding of disease related to multiple sclerosis and related disorders