PSYCH 186B
Cognitive Science Laboratory: Neural Networks
Description: Laboratory, four hours. Requisites: courses 10, 85, 100A, 100B, Mathematics 31A, 31B, Program in Computing 10A, 10B. Designed for junior/senior departmental majors. Laboratory experience in neural network modeling of perception and cognition. Specific topics include essential neurophysiology, basic architectures, learning, and programming techniques. Principles illustrated and discussed in context of models of specific perceptual and cognitive processes. Simulations written in Pascal. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Professor Stevens does a great service to the psych department at UCLA in my mind. He does a great deal to assure cognitive science's place as legitimate and worthwhile academic pursuit (at least in my mind), while remaining critical and recognizing the weaknesses therein. I enjoyed his class very much, and would certainly recommend him. I wouldn't worry about the grade if yor are a serious student; I doubt anyone was suprised by the grade they got, whether high or low.
Professor Stevens does a great service to the psych department at UCLA in my mind. He does a great deal to assure cognitive science's place as legitimate and worthwhile academic pursuit (at least in my mind), while remaining critical and recognizing the weaknesses therein. I enjoyed his class very much, and would certainly recommend him. I wouldn't worry about the grade if yor are a serious student; I doubt anyone was suprised by the grade they got, whether high or low.
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