While studying Cognitive Systems programs, you’re learning the principles and approaches used by both natural and artificial intelligence systems. You’ll develop important skills and investigate issues related to the study of the mind and the interfaces between different forms of intelligent agents.
These skills may include:
- Application of principles and techniques used by natural and artificial intelligent systems
- Research, collection, synthesis, and presentation of information across diverse subjects
- Evaluation of the connections between computer science, linguistics, philosophy, and psychology, and relating them to real-world applications
- Observation of issues through diverse perspectives grounded in theories
- Critical thinking and ability to debate different sides of an argument while considering philosophical and ethical implications
- Collaboration and teamwork with individuals from different backgrounds
- Design of new intelligent systems or interfaces, through digital or machine touchpoints