• Fall 2011:
  • Consciousness and Free Will [prerequisite: Psych/Cogst/Info 2140] [M 2:00-4:25, 202 Uris Hall] (PSYCH 4320, crosslisted as: COGST 4310, LING 4310, BIONB 4330).
• Spring 2011:
  • Computational Psychology [TR 11:40-12:55, Uris Hall Auditorium] (PSYCH/COGST/INFO 2140/6140). Note: you must take this course first if you plan ever to take the advanced course Consciousness and free will.
  • Visual Scene Understanding (Topics in High-Level Vision) [W 10:10-12:35; 494 Uris Hall] (Cogst 4650/6650).
• Fall 2010:
  • Consciousness and Free Will [prerequisite: Psych/Cogst/Info 2140] [M 2:00-4:25, 262 UH] (PSYCH 4320, crosslisted as: COGST 4310, LING 4310, BIONB 4330).
• Spring 2010:
  • Computational Psychology [TR 11:40-12:55, Uris Hall Auditorium] (PSYCH/COGST/INFO 2140/6140). Note: you must take this course first if you plan ever to take the advanced course Consciousness and free will.
  • Embodied Cognition [with Mike Goldstein; W 10:10 - 12:35, 438 Uris Hall] (Cogst 4650/6650).
• Fall 2009:
• Computational Principles of Psychology [BRI606, at the new Dept. of Brain and Cognitive Engineering at Korea University, Seoul, as a part of the WCU Project; see news bulletin here]. A mirror of the BRI606 course website in Korea may be accessed HERE.
• Spring 2009:
• Consciousness and Free Will [prerequisite: Psych/Cogst/Info 2140] [M 2:00-4:25, 382 Uris Hall] (PSYCH 5310 / COGST 4310 / BIONB 4330)
• Object Recognition and Scene Understanding [T 2:30-4:25, 208 Uris Hall] (PSYCH/COGST 4650)
• Fall 2008:
• Computational Psychology [MWF 11:15-12:05, Hollis Cornell Auditorium] (PSYCH/COGST/INFO 2140/6140).
• Spring 2008:
• Borges and I: a Quest for Self-Knowledge [prerequisite: Psych/Cogst/Info 214] [M 2:00-4:25, UH 260] (PSYCH/COGST 231 531)
  [note: in Spring 2009, this course will be called "Consciousness and free will" and will be numbered Psych 5310 / Cogst 4310 / Bio 4330]
• Computation in the Brain [T 2:00-4:25, UH 438] (PSYCH/COGST 465)
• Fall 2007:
• Cognitive Psychology [MWF 11:15-12:05, Bache Auditorium, Malott Hall] (PSYCH/COGST/INFO 214/614).
  Note: you must take 214 first if you plan to take 231 (the advanced course that covers consciousness, free will, and ethics) in the spring.
• Spring 2007:
• Borges and I: a Quest for Self-Knowledge [prerequisite: Psych/Cogst/Info 214; MW 2:55-4:10; 204 Uris Hall] (PSYCH/COGST 231)
• Learning Language [prerequisite: Psych/Cogst/Info 214/614; T 2:00-4:25; 204 Uris Hall] (PSYCH/COGST 426/726)
• Fall 2006:
• Cognitive Psychology [MWF 11:15-12:05, Bache Auditorium, Malott Hall] (PSYCH/COGST/INFO 214/614).
• Semester Aleph, 5766 [School of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University]:
  • Language Acquisition in Humans and Computers (seminar)
• Fall 2005 — Spring 2006: sabbatical
• Spring 2005:
• Mind and Reality in Science Fiction (PSYCH/COGST 231) [MW 2:55-4:10, 205 Uris Hall]
• Representation of Visual Object and Scene Structure (PSYCH/COGST 465) [T 2:00-4:25, 204 Uris Hall]
• Fall 2004:
• Cognitive Psychology (PSYCH/COGST/INFO 214/614; COGST 501)
• Spring 2004:
• Borges and I: a Quest for Self-Knowledge (PSYCH/COGST 531)
• Representation of Structure in Vision and Language (PSYCH/COGST 530)
• Fall 2003:
• Cognitive Psychology (PSYCH 214/614; also COGST 501)
• Spring 2003:
• Mind and Reality in Science Fiction (Psych 531; also COG 531)
• Representation of object and scene structure (PSYCH/COG 465)
• Fall 2002:
• Cognitive Psychology (PSYCH 214/614; also COG 501)
• Spring 2002:
• Representation of Structure in Vision and Language (PSYCH 530; also COG 531)
• Fall 2001:
• Cognitive Psychology (PSYCH 214/614)
• Spring 2001:
• Representation of object and scene structure (PSYCH/COG 465)
• From signals to syntax (COG/PSYCH 531)
• Fall 2000:
• Issues in Cognitive Psychology (PSYCH 214)
• Spring 2000:
• Modeling of Perception and Cognition (PSYCH 416)
• Representation of Structure in Vision and Language (PSYCH 530)
• Fall 1999:
• Issues in Cognitive Psychology (PSYCH 214)
• Courses taught at the University of Sussex:
• Spring 1999:
• Computer Vision (with David Young)
• Computational Neuroscience
• Neural Networks
• Autumn 1998:
• Formal Computational Skills
• Some really old courses ...
• Techniques in computational and biological vision (Weizmann Institute; Fall 1994)
• Features of Visual Representation (Weizmann Institute; Spring 1995)
• Computer Vision (Weizmann Institute; Fall 1995)
• Freshman Advisor Seminar (MIT; Fall 1996)

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