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    • Philosophical Foundations of Cognitive Science . PHIL 124F

    What is the mind and how can we model it? Cognitive science offers a distinctive approach to fundamental philosophical questions about the mind.This course begins with the classical foundations of cognitive science and surveys recent developments in the field, including neural networks, theories of embodiment, dynamical systems, and recent statistical approaches to cognition and artificial intelligence.

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    Prerequisites: A prior course in philosophy.

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    Letters and science

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    PHELP1508
    T R
    09:30 AM - 10:45 AM
    35 / 35 Full
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