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xxxx-1-1, Topics in Cognitive Science

This interdisciplinary graduate seminar is a requirement of the PhD in Cognitive Science. Interdisciplinary reading of innovative theories and methodologies of cognitive science. Students participate in the ICS Distinguished Speakers series that host internationally recognized cognitive scientists who share and discuss their current research. Session discussions include analysis of leading edge and controversial new approaches in cognitive science.

Cross-listed as PSYC 7775, LING 7775, CSCI 7772, EDUC 7775, SLHS 7775, PHIL 7810

xxxx-2-2, Research Applications Seminar (formerly Cognitive Science Practicum)
This course is designed for advanced graduate students pursuing a joint PhD in an approved core discipline and cognitive science. Over the course of a year you will independently create and execute an interdisciplinary research project in cognitive science that integrates at least two areas within the cognitive sciences; e.g., psychology, computer science, linguistics, education, philosophy, speech, language, and hearing sciences. Students will need to get commitments from two mentors from two different departments for their project.

Cross-listed as PSYC 7415-7425, LING 7415-7425, PHIL 7415-7425, EDUC 6506-6516, CSCI 7412-7422

xxxx-3, Issues and Methods in Cognitive Science
This course is the required cognitive science introductory course. It is typically offered during the spring semester, and the offering department varies. Consult the official ICS course list each semester.

Cross-listed as CSCI 6402, EDUC 6504, LING 6200, PHIL 6310, and PSYC 6200.

• ASEN 5016 (3), Space Life Sciences
  Requisites: Restricted to College of Engineering (ENGR) graduate students, Aerospace Engineering Concurrent Degree (C-ASEN and C-ASENP) majors, and Aerospace graduate certificate students.
• ASEN 5158 (3), Space Habitat Designs
  Requisites: Restricted to College of Engineering (ENGR) graduate students or Aerospace Engineering Concurrent Degree (C-ASEN) majors only.
• ASEN 5519 (1-3), Special Topics (Experimental Design and Statistical Methods)
  Requisites: Restricted to College of Engineering (ENGR) graduate students or Aerospace Engineering Concurrent Degree (C-ASEN and C-ASENP) majors only.
• ASEN 6216 (3), Human Operation of Aerospace Vehicles
  Requisites: Requires prerequisite or co-requisite course of ASEN 5158 (minimum grade D-). Restricted to College of Engineering (ENGR) graduate students.
• ASEN 6519 (1-3), Special Topics (Extravehicular Activity)
  Requisites: Restricted to College of Engineering (ENGR) graduate students or Aerospace Engineering Concurrent Degree (C-ASEN) majors only.

Course listing for ATLAS Institute

• ATLS 5112 (3), Neurohacking
  Equivalent - Duplicate Degree Credit Not Granted: ATLS 4112
  Requisites: Restricted to Atlas (ATLS) graduate students only.
• ATLS 5120 (3), Mobile Application Development
  Equivalent - Duplicate Degree Credit Not Granted: ATLS 4120
• ATLS 5140 (3), Game Development
  Equivalent - Duplicate Degree Credit Not Granted: ATLS 4140
  Prerequisite: ATLS 4040/5040
• ATLS 5214 (3), Big Data Architecture
  Equivalent - Duplicate Degree Credit Not Granted: ATLS 4214
• ATLS 5244 (3) Empathy and Technology
• ATLS 5402 (3), Research Methods in Human-Robot Interaction
  Equivalent - Duplicate Degree Credit Not Granted: CSCI 5402
• ATLS 5606 (3), Mastery in Information Science: Critical Technical Practice
  Equivalent - Duplicate Degree Credit Not Granted: ATLS 4606, INFO 4606 and INFO 5606
• ATLS 5620 (3), User Centered Design 1
• ATLS 5720 (3), User-Centered Design 2
• ATLS 5880 (3), Interactive Machine Learning for Customizable and Expressive Interfaces
  Equivalent - Duplicate Degree Credit Not Granted: ATLS 4889, CSCI 4889 and CSCI 5880
  Prerequisite: (CSCI 3022/APPM 4570/APPM 3570/APPM 4520/CVEN 3227/MATH 3510/MATH 4510/ECEN 3810/ECON 3818/MCEN 4120) (CSCI 3002 or CSCI 3202 or CSCI 4448). Restricted to grad students in the ATLAS program.

• CSCI 5122 (3), Neural Networks and Deep Learning for Data Science
• CSCI 5502* (3), Data Mining (interdisciplinary)
• CSCI 5352 (3), Network Analysis and Modeling
• CSCI 5423 (3), Biologically Inspired Multi-Agent Systems
• CSCI 5446 (3), Chaotic Dynamics
• CSCI 5622 (3), Machine Learning
• CSCI 5722 (3), Computer Vision
• CSCI 5822* (3), Probabilistic Models of Human and Machine Learning (interdisciplinary)
• CSCI 5832* (3), Natural Language Processing. (Cross-listed as LING 5832) (interdisciplinary)
• CSCI 5839* (3), User Centered Design (interdisciplinary)
• CSCI 5919* (3), HCC Survey & Synthesis: Foundations & Trajectories (interdisciplinary)
• CSCI 5922 (3), Neural Networks and Deep Learning
• CSCI 5929* (3), HCC Survey & Synthesis: New Disciplinary Directions (interdisciplinary)
• CSCI 6302 (3), Speech Recognition and Synthesis
  Prerequisites: CSCI 5582 or 5832, or LING 5200
• CSCI 6402* (3), Methods of Cognitive Science (cross-listed as EDUC6504/LING6200/PHIL6310/PSYC6200) (interdisciplinary)
• CSCI 6622 (3), Advanced Machine Learning
  Prerequisites: CSCI 5622 or Instructor consent.
• CSCI 7000 (3), Current Topics in Computer Science
  Requires Instructor consent.
• CSCI 7212 (3), Topics in Symbolic Artificial Intelligence.
  Prequisites: CSCI 5582 or Instructor consent.
• CSCI 7222 (3), Topics in Nonsymbolic Artificial Intelligence
  Prerequisites: CSCI 5622 or Instructor consent.
• CSCI 7782* (3), Topics in Cognitive Science (interdisciplinary)

• INFO 5502 (3): Online Communities
• INFO 5505 (3): Designing for Creativity and Learning
• INFO 5601 (3): Ethical and Policy Dimensions of Information and Technology
• INFO 5602 (3): Information Visualization, programming knowledge is strongly encouraged
• INFO 5603 (3): Survey Research Design
• INFO 5604 (3): Applied Machine Learning
• INFO 5605 (3): Ethnographic Research in Applied Settings
• INFO 5609 (3): User-Centered Design
• INFO 5611 (3): Ubiquitous Computing Experience Design
• INFO 5612 (3): Recommender Systems, proficiency in Python programming required.
• INFO 5613 (3): Network Science, math or statistics training required, but course will assume familiarity with Python.
• INFO 6201 (3): Interdisciplinary Ways of Knowing 

• LING 4560 (3), Language Development (Cross-listed as SLHS 4560 and PSYC 4560.)
  Restricted to Linguistics majors only. Prerequisites: LING 2000 and PSYC 1001.
• LING 5200* (3), Introduction to Computational Corpus Linguistics (interdisciplinary)
• LING 5300* (3), Research in Psycholinguistics (interdisciplinary)
  Prerequisites: at least one graduate-level course in linguistics, psychology, or computer science. Cross-listed as PSYC 5300
• ³¢±õ±·³ÒÌý5832* (3), Natural Language Processing (Same as CSCI 5832) (interdisciplinary)
• LING 6260* (3), Knowledge Representation and Language Structure (interdisciplinary)
• LING 6300 (3), Special Topics Introduction to Computational Lexical Semantics
• LING 6450 (3), Syntactic Analysis
• LING 6560* (3), Language Acquisition (interdisciplinary)
• LING 7410 (3), Phonological Theory
  Prerequisite: LING 5410 or equivalent.
• LING 7420 (3), Syntactic Theory
  Prerequisite: LING 5420 or equivalent.
• LING 7430 (3), Semantic Theory
  Prerequisite: LING 5430 or Instructor consent
• LING 7800* (3), Open Topics in Linguistics (interdisciplinary)
  Requires Instructor consent.

Background Courses

• LING 2000 (3), Introduction to Linguistics.
• LING 3430 (3), Semantics
  Prerequisite: LING 2000 or equivalent. Restricted to junior or senior Linguistics majors only.
• LING 4220 (3), Psycholinguistics
  Cross-listed as PSYC 4220.
• LING 5030 (3), Linguistic Phonetics