The Cognitive Science Minor in Philosophy calls for a minimum of 18 units of philosophy coursework that meets the following four requirements:
1. Required Courses
Take all four of the following courses:
Computer Science: CPSC 1020 (Introduction to Programming)
Linguistics: LING 4020 (Introduction to Syntax)
Philosophy: PHIL 3400 (Mind, Language and Reality)
Psychology: PSYCH 3120 (Cognitive Psychology)
And at least one of the following overview courses:
(An alternative course that provides an overview of cognitive science may
be substituted, on approval from the Cognitive Science Advisor.)
2. Elective Requirement
Take at least one course from the following recommended list:
Anthropology: ANTHR 4481 (Evolutionary Psychology)
Computer Science: CPSC 5300 (Artificial Intelligence)
Computer Science: CPSC 5310 (Robotics)
Linguistics: LING 3190 (Psychology of Language)
Philosophy: PHIL 5350 (Philosophy of Science)
Philosophy: PHIL 5450 (Philosophy of Mind)
Psychology: PSYCH 3140 (Cognitive Neuropsychology)
Psychology: PSYCH 3150 (Sensation and Perception)
Psychology: PSYCH 3190 (Psychology of Language)
This electives list is not exhaustive. Other courses may be substituted,
on approval from the Cognitive Science Advisor.
3. Grade Requirement
The Grade Requirement has three parts. First, only coursework
taken for a letter grade will contribute to the above requirements;
CR/NC coursework will not count. Second, no individual course
receiving a grade lower than C- will count for any of the above
requirements. Third, the overall grade-point average (GPA) for
courses meeting the above requirements must be at least 2.00.
4. Residence Requirement
Virtually all of the above courses (required and electives) must
be completed at the University of Utah. Consult with the Cognitive
Science Advisor if you have questions.
NOTE: Entry to several of the above courses (both required and
elective courses) is subject to completing various prerequisites.
Students must consult with the host Department and satisfy their
requirements.
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