# Seminar in Cognitive Engineering

## COGS-6100

Integrated cognitive systems comprise human cognitive, perception, and motor subsystems in coordinated action with interactive devices. Examples may be as simple as a human using a VCR or as complex as the behavior exhibited by Air Force pilots. This course will introduce students to the cognitive theory behind integrated cognitive systems, the techniques for collecting and analyzing data such as eye movements and action protocols, as well as the software tools available for the representation of interactive behavior.

4 credits
Cross-listed with:
COGS-4620 Cognitive Engineering PSYC-4620 Cognitive Engineering
Prereqs:
none

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