COGS 50.08 Modeling Mind and Behavior

You will actively engage in the scientific process of hypothesis testing that combines the disciplines of neuroscience, behavioral science, statistics/machine learning to understand the mechanisms of mind and behavior. The course will review computational approaches to modeling the mind by walking through the steps of hypothesis formation, experimental design, statistical analysis and theory development requiring skills in research methods, programming and scientific writing.

Instructor

Walton

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:TAS

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Offered

• Winter