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From: rapaport@sunybcs.UUCP (William J. Rapaport)
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Subject: Cognitive Science Course
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This is in reply to hestenes@nprdc query:

The Graduate Group in Cognitive Science at SUNY Buffalo has been
teaching an intro grad-level course in Cog. Sci. for several years.  It
has been a team-taught course, with sections taught by faculty from
Comp. Sci., Psych, Ling, Philosophy, and Communicative Disorders (i.e.,
Speech/Hearing).  The last couple of times, we focused the course around
our group's research project in building a computational model of a
reader of narrative who is sensitive to deictic information.

I will be at the Cog. Sci. meetings (though not at the workshop on
teaching Cog Sci), and one of our grad students will be presenting a
poster session on our research project.  I'd be glad to talk to anyone
who is interested in our group there.

				William J. Rapaport
				Assistant Professor of Computer Science
				Co-Director, Graduate Group in Cognitive
								Science
				William J. Rapaport
				Assistant Professor

Dept. of Computer Science, SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY 14260

(716) 636-3193, 3180

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