Agentes autónomos, sistemas sociales, y la nueva ciencia cognitiva
(Alternative title: Agentes autónomos y multiagentes)
Tutor: Tom Froese
This course will introduce ongoing debates in cognitive science about our changing understanding of the mind. Instead of being thought of as a digital computer inside the brain, mind is now widely considered to be an embodied, embedded and extended activity in the world. These ideas will be illustrated based on case studies of research in agent-based models and human-computer interfaces, with special emphasis on demonstrating how social interactions and technologies shape our mind. Students are not expected to program models nor to design interfaces, but to understand the implications of the new cognitive science and to apply them to their own research interests.
The course will be taught mainly in English to better prepare students for the special terms used by leading researchers in cognitive science.
The course starts on Monday, Jan. 30, 2017. Please consult the course website for more details.
Here is a video that introduces key topics of this course:
4E Cognition Group 
I would love to attend this amazing course, but Mondays I can´t because the laboratory ( invisible hat). I want to know if is possible to be part of the course as a listener and only on Wednesday. Many hugs and congratulations.
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Sure, that’s fine! See you on Wednesdays.
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