Specialized Tracks in Cognitive Science

As discussed in the page on the BA in Cognitive Science, each student is expected to follow a coherent set of nine courses in a particular area of study, the specialized track. On this page (currently under development), we intend to present some model plans of study for various subfields of Cognitive Science.

At the moment, the only model track available is for Perception.

Track in Perception

Two required courses:
Perception (PSYC 111)
Research Experience in Perception (PSYC 311/CSE 311)

Two additional courses in Perception. Choose from:
Visual Neuroscience (BIBB 217/PSYC 117)
Machine Perception (CSE 390)
Philosophy of Perception (PHIL 330)
Special Topics in Perception (PSYC 211)
Smell and Taste (BIBB 241)
Visual Cognition (NEW COURSE)

Three courses in Neuroscience, Computation, or Cognitive Psychology.

One foundational course in Physics.

One additional foundational course from Physics, Mathematics, Biology, or Computer Science.

For more information on the perception track, contact one of the following professors in the Psychology department:
David Brainard
Virginia Richards


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