COGS 45 Computational Cognitive Science

Human cognition is characterized by remarkable intellectual feats, but also frustrating failures. What general principles determine what minds can and can’t achieve? In this course, we treat cognition as computation and construct artificial systems to model cognitive strengths and weaknesses. Part of each class will be spent in lecture and part will be spent working directly with computational models in active learning exercises that use neural networks for hands-on exploration.

Instructor

Frankland

Degree Requirement Attributes

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Offered

• Spring