Cognitive Science (AB)
Georgetown University · Washington D.C., United States · Undergraduate · Sciences
Georgetown University · Washington D.C., United States · Undergraduate · Sciences
Georgetown University · Washington D.C., United States
Cognitive Science is the study of the mind, i.e., of how knowledge is acquired and used. Cognitive scientists use theories and methods drawn from many disciplines including cognitive psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, linguistics, computer science, artificial intelligence, physics, mathematics, biology, and anthropology. They ask questions such as: How do people acquire language? What are the neural bases of perceiving, learning and remembering? What is the nature of knowledge? Can machines think? How do experts differ from novices? Are there innate ideas? How did human intelligence evolve?
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