Extra-Disciplinary COURSES

The Extra-Disciplinary requirement ensures that students engage with cognitive scientific concepts and theories outside the core disciplines, in areas such as music, anthropology, religion, economics, and political science, exposing them to the full breadth of the interdisciplinary study of the mind. Two (2) electives are required.

A partial list of courses that could be used to satisfy this requirement is provided below. Students may also request approval of courses not included in this list or from other fields by submitting a proposal and rationale to the Cognitive Science Program Coordinator.

Students interested in courses marked with double asterisks (**) should write final projects/papers on a topic related to cognitive science.

 

Extradisciplinary Courses

COURSE TITLECOURSE CODE(S)
Artificial Intelligence, Human Condition, Human CapacitiesCOGS 26200, FNDL 25004, MAPS 35000, KNOW 25002, KNOW 35002, MAPH 35000, COGS 35000
Approaches to K-12 Teaching and LearningCHST 23008, EDSO 23008
Behavioral Development EconomicsECON 25530
Behavioral EconomicsBUSN 20710
Behavioral Science and Public PolicyPBPL 28791, PSYC 28791
Body and the DigitalMAAD 23645, GNSE 23645, ARTV 20701
Brains, bodies, and culture: An introduction to the sociology of cultureSOCI 28091
Buddhism & Science: A Critical IntroHIPS 24240, RLST 24240, CCTS 21018, KNOW 24240
Child Development and Public PolicyCHDV 25120
Child Development in the ClassroomCHDV 22580, EDSO 22580, PSYC 22580
Cognition and Understanding its LimitsPSYC 22620, NSCI 22620
Cosmos and Conscience: Looking for Ourselves ElsewhereASTR 23000
Crosslinguistic Perspectives on Language DevelopmentCHDV 23700, CHDV 33700, LING 23701, LING 33700, PSYC 23720, PSYC 33720
Cultural PsychologyPSYC 23000, CRES 21100, CHDV 31000, PSYC 33000, AMER 33000, CHDV 21000, ANTH 35110, ANTH 24320, GNSE 31000, KNOW 31000, GNSE 21001
Dreams, Visions, and Mystical ExperienceRLST 26103, NEHC 26103, NEHC 36103, ISLM 36103
Evolution and Economics of Human BehaviorCHDV 27950, CHDV 37950, PSYC 37950, ECON 14810, PSYC 27950
Games: Theory, Practice, ExperienceANTH 22540
Human Language and InteractionCHDV 23100, PSYC 23120, EDSO 23101, LING 21150
Introduction to AnthropologyANTH 10100
Introduction to Linguistic AnthropologyANTH 26910, CHDV 26910, LING 26910
Inventing Consciousness: Literature, Philosophy, PsychologyENGL 12720
Islamic PsychologyNEHC 24567, NEHC 34567, RLST 24567, ISLM 34567
Language and the EnvironmentANTH 24501, LING 44500, CHDV 24500, CHDV 44500, ANTH 44501
Language, Culture, and EducationCHDV 23007, EDSO 23007, CRES 23007, SOCI 20538, ANTH 27215
Literacy, Language, and EducationCHDV 20703
Managing in OrganizaitonsBUSN 20701
Mind, Brain, and Meaning in Buddhist Thoughts and PracticesCOGS 26801, RLST 26804
Movies and Mind: What Science Can Tell Us About MoviesCMST 26089
Multidisciplinary Perspectives on MoralityPSYC 23165
Music and AffectMUSI 43720
Music and MindMUSI 20719
New Cartesian QuestionsRLST 23750
Politicizing the Passions: Emotions and Collective ActionPLSC 24210
Psychological AnthropologyANTH 24321, CHDV 27250, CHDV 37250, HIPS 27250, HLTH 27250
Remembering: An Anthropological ApproachANTH 21355
Science Communication: Crafting a Science Think Piece**SCPD 11300, BIOS 28103
Science Communication: Producing a Science Podcast**SCPD 11400
Sound/Image MappingARTV 27922, MAAD 20810, CMST 28010
South Asian SensoriumsSALC 26075, SIGN 26075, ARCH 26075
Spiritual Exercises: Giving Form to Thought and Life from Plato to DescartesCMLT 25424, GRMN 25424, CLCV 25423, GRMN 35424, COGS 22017, FNDL 25424, CLAS 35423, RLVC 35424, CMLT 35424
The Elements of Economic Analysis IECON 20000
The Elements of Economic Analysis IIECON 20100
The Emotions in Literature, Philosophy, and Psychology
The Evolution of LanguageCHDV 21920, CHSS 41920, ANTH 47305, EVOL 41920, LING 41920, CHDV 41920, PSYC 41920, LING 21920
The Intelligible SelfPLSC 28620
The Origin and Development of Political Psychology: From Plato to Martha NussbaumLLSO 28091
The Renaissance of EmotionsITAL 23822
Thinking Psychoanalytically: From the Sciences to the ArtsBPRO 28400, ANTH 24316
Topics in Artificial Intelligence: Do LLMs Generalize?CMSC 35900
Truth, Half-Truth, and Post-TruthRLST 27140, KNOW 27140
Understanding Practical WisdomRLST 24055, CHDV 24050, BPRO 24050, PSYC 24060
Vico's New ScienceITAL 22900
Virtual Reality ProductionMAAD 24920, ARTV 27920, CMST 27920, CMST 37920, ARTV 37920
What's Up With These Words? (Ideology and Word Meaning)PARR 21500
Writing Persuasion: Health and Environment**ENGL 12704, ENST 12704, CEGU 22704, ENGL 32704
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