{"id":17421,"date":"2026-06-11T09:47:39","date_gmt":"2026-06-11T13:47:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/carleton.ca\/cognitivescience\/?page_id=17421"},"modified":"2026-06-11T10:22:54","modified_gmt":"2026-06-11T14:22:54","slug":"bachelor-of-cognitive-science-current-courses","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/carleton.ca\/cognitivescience\/bachelor-of-cognitive-science-current-courses\/","title":{"rendered":"Bachelor of Cognitive Science Current Courses"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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\n Bachelor of Cognitive Science Current Courses\n <\/h1>\n \n \n \n\n
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Course Archive<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n <\/header>\n\n <\/div>\n\n
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Consult the Public Class Schedule<\/a> for schedule and delivery information on Fall and Winter courses.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

For important dates and deadlines,\u00a0consult the Academic Year<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

For a complete list of course descriptions and prerequisites, please review the University Calendar.<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Fall 2026<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Each of these courses is worth 0.5 credit.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Course Code<\/strong><\/th>Course Title<\/strong><\/th>Instructor<\/strong><\/th>Modality<\/strong><\/th><\/tr><\/thead>
CGSC 1001 A<\/td>Mysteries of the Mind<\/strong><\/td>Jim Davies<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 1001 B<\/td>Mysteries of the Mind<\/strong><\/td>Jim Davies<\/td>Online Unscheduled<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 1005 A<\/td>Computational Methods in Cognitive Science<\/strong><\/td>Kasia Muldner<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 2001 A<\/td>Theories in Cognitive Science<\/strong><\/td>Robert West<\/td>Online Scheduled<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 2002 A<\/td>Methods in Cognitive Science<\/strong><\/td>Nadiya Slobodenyuk<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3004 A \/ PHIL 3501 A<\/td>Philosophy and Cognitive Science<\/strong><\/td>TBD<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3201 A<\/td>Cognitive Processes<\/strong><\/td>Nadiya Slobodenyuk<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3201 B<\/td>Cognitive Processes<\/strong><\/td>Rebecca Merkley<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3301 A<\/td>Language and Cognitive Science<\/strong><\/td>TBD<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3501 A<\/td>Cognitive Neuroscience <\/strong><\/td>Olessia Jouravlev<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3601 A<\/td>AI & Cognitive Science<\/strong><\/td>Mary Kelly<\/td>Combined<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3603 A \/ PHIL 3503 A<\/td>AI: Phil. and Ethical Issues<\/strong><\/td>Myrto Mylopoulos<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3908 A<\/td>Honours Seminar <\/strong><\/td>Olessia Jouravlev<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3999 A<\/td>Co-op Work Term<\/strong><\/td>Nadiya Slobodenyuk<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 4601 A \/ CGSC 5601 A<\/td>Cognitive Architectures<\/strong><\/td>Rob West<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
FYSM 1604 A<\/td>Understanding the Mind<\/strong><\/td>Rebecca Merkley<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
FYSM 1604 B<\/td>Understanding the Mind<\/strong><\/td>TBD<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n


Winter  2027<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Each of these courses is worth 0.5 credit.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Course Code<\/strong><\/th>Course Title<\/strong><\/th>Instructor<\/strong><\/th>Modality<\/strong><\/th><\/tr><\/thead>
CGSC 1001 D<\/td>Mysteries of the Mind<\/strong><\/td>Jim Davies<\/td>Online Unscheduled<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 1005 B<\/td>Computational Methods in Cog. Sci.<\/strong><\/td>Kasia Muldner<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 2001 C<\/td>Theories in Cognitive Science<\/strong><\/td>Robert West<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGCS 2002 B<\/td>Methods in Cognitive Science<\/strong><\/td>Nadiya Slobodenyuk<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3004 C \/ PHIL 3501 A<\/td>Philosophy and Cognitive Science <\/strong><\/td>Mark MacLeod<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3201 C<\/td>Cognitive Processes <\/strong><\/td>Nadiya Sobodenyuk<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3201 D<\/td>Cognitive Processes <\/strong><\/td>TBD<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3301 B<\/td>Language and Cognitive Science <\/strong><\/td>Raj Singh<\/td>Online Scheduled<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3501 B<\/td>Cognitive Neuroscience <\/strong><\/td>Olessia Jouravlev<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3601 B<\/td>AI and Cognitive Science <\/strong><\/td>Mary Kelly<\/td>Combined<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3603 B \/ PHIL 3503<\/td>AI: Phil. and Ethical Issues <\/strong><\/td>Myrto Mylopoulos<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3908 B<\/td>Honours Seminar <\/strong><\/td>Rebecca Merkley<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 3999<\/td>Co-op Work Term<\/strong><\/td>Nadiya Sobodenyuk<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 4605 W \/ CGSC 5605 B<\/td>Hyperdimensional Cognitive Models<\/strong><\/td>Mary Kelly<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
CGSC 4900 A \/ CGSC 5901 B<\/td>Special Topics in Cognitive Science<\/strong><\/td>Ida Toivonen<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
FYSM 1604 C<\/td>Understanding the Mind<\/strong><\/td>Rebecca Merkley<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr>
FYSM 1604 D<\/td>Understanding the Mind<\/strong><\/td>TBD<\/td>In Person<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

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