Cogs1: Introduction to Cognitive Science Angela Yu January 6, 2009 www.cogsci.ucsd.edu/~ajyu/Teaching/Cogs1_wi09/cogs1.html.

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Cogs1: Introduction to Cognitive Science Angela Yu January 6,

Today Teaching staff What is cognitive science? Lectures Grading policy About cheating…

Teaching Staff Instructor: Prof. Angela Yu (OH: Wed 3-5 PM) TA's and IA's: Mike Combs (OH: TBA) Walter Talbott (OH: TBA) Jason Ulsh (OH: TBA)

What is Cognitive Science?

Cognitive Science is Interdisciplinary Philosophy Psychology Neuroscience Computer Science Anthropology Linguistics Cognitive Science Physics

Cogs1: A Sampler

Lectures Terry Jernigan Jim Hollan Mary Boyle Howard Poizner David Kirsh Roger Levy

Lectures Sarah Creel Gedeon Deak Joan Stiles Jamie Pineda

Lectures Andrea Chiba Douglas Nitz

Lectures Gary Cottrell Jeff Elman Emo Todorov Angela Yu

Grading Section participation & 6 quizzes (20%) Two mid-term exams (20% each) Final exam (34%) 3 hour experimental participation (6%) (Alternatively, 3 “paperlettes”) Extra credit: up to 2 extra hours of experiments

Grading This course should NOT be hard if you do your job!

About Cheating… Don’t! Academic Dishonesty Policy

Next Time Sarah Creel (reading assignment on course website) “ Learning a language from the ground up” News: Week 1 sections are CANCELED!

TA/IA Duties Sections (M: 3, W: 2, J: 1) Quizzes, discussion, exam reviews Key terms (A: 10/lecture, M: compile list) Quiz Q’s (A: 5/week, M: compile 10-Q quiz) Grading (A: keep track of grades, M: master list) Office hours (A) Final review: (A)