COGS 200 - Introduction to Cognitive Systems

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COGS 200 Introduction to Cognitive Systems

Interdisciplinary examination of human mental processes and how these are mediated by the brain. Will draw on cognitive psychology, linguistics, cognitive neuroscience, philosophy, artificial intelligence.

This course is eligible for Credit/D/Fail grading. To determine whether you can take this course for Credit/D/Fail grading, visit the Credit/D/Fail website. You must register in the course before you can select the Credit/D/Fail grading option.

Credits: 3

Pre-reqs: (second-year standing in the Faculty of Arts or Science.)

This course is restricted to students in one of these programs: BA in year: >=1 -OR-
in one of these programs: BSC in year: >=1 -OR-
in one of these programs: BCS -OR-
in one of these programs: BASC

Status	Section	Activity	Term	Interval	Days	Start Time	End Time	Comments
	COGS 200 002	Web-Oriented Course	2		Mon Wed	16:00	17:30	Section Comments The number of hours required to complete the online version of this course is the same as is required when the course is given on campus. A variety of online methods will be used in its teaching. Some but not all of these methods allow students to determine the pace and timing of their own learning. To avoid scheduling conflicts, students should ensure that they are able to log in to the course's canvas site during the scheduled class hours. Inability to participate in the course's online requirements can be accommodated only when the university's policy on academic concession applies.
	COGS 200 004	Web-Oriented Course	1		Tue Thu	14:00	15:30	Section Comments The number of hours required to complete the online version of this course are the same as those required when the course is given on campus. A variety of online methods will be used in its teaching. Some but not all of these methods allow students to determine the pace and timing of their own learning. To avoid scheduling conflicts, students should ensure that they are able to login to the course's canvas site during the scheduled class hours. Inability to participate in the course's online requirements can be accommodated only when the university's policy on academic concession (https://students.ubc.ca/enrolment/academic-learning-resources/academic-concessions#are-you-eligible-for-an-academic-concession) applies.