85-211 Cognitive Psychology

9 units, Carnegie Mellon University

This course number was used prior to Fall 25. This course focuses on the fascinating way that the brain processes the world and allows us to interact with it. Aside from covering the major topics in cognitive psychology language, memory, visual processing, attention and cognitive control, it includes an introduction to some of the most recent approaches to studying human cognition. The course is set up to highlight the connection between cognitive studies and skills in various majors such as computer science, math, statistics, and medicine. It is also structured to foster the necessary skills for the critical analysis of complex problems.

Prerequisites: none listed

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