The following seminars are being offered by the program to all students who have some interest in the science of mind: cognitive science.
 

• ICOS 321 Proseminar II: This seminar consists of about 10 distinct modules centered on the research conducted by the faculties of the Main Campus and of the Medical Research Center.  Each module lasts about three weeks, and you have to choose three of them, not more than one in each time slot.  The normal outcome of such modules is some written assignment.  You select the modules that you prefer within the constraints of the program. (3 credits)
• ICOS 331 Senior Thesis Seminar: This is for senior students minoring in Cognitive Science.
• ICOS 341: A research seminar/tutorial conducted for students doing research.
• ICOS 351 Seminar on Brain, Behavior, and Conscious Experience: A seminar conducted by Professor Karl Pribram, Distinguished Research Professor of Cognitive Neuro-Science in IPIX.  The seminar meets weekly, on Fridays from 11:15 to 1:45 pm.  Syllabus

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