CSE/LIN/PHI/PSY 575 / APY 526
Introduction to Cognitive Science
Stuart C. Shapiro
Fall, 2006

TTh 2:00 - 3:20, 222 NSC

• all work turned in with your name on it must be your own work;
• material from other sources must be quoted and cited appropriately;
• unless something disastrous and unavoidable happens to you and you are otherwise passing this course, you will not receive an incomplete.

This course will also abide by the University's principles and procedures regarding students with disabilities. See the Office of Disability Services' statement on UB's Commitment to Disability Access. Notify the professor if you need any accommodations under these policies.

• Class attendance;
• Participation in class discussions;
• Assigned readings;
• Two in-class exams.

• There will be two in-class exams. Each will be graded on a 0-100% basis. Makeup exams will be scheduled only when the student him/herself is hospitalized on the day of the exam.
• Class attendance will be recorded. An attendance score will be calculated as (number of classes attended)/(number of classes held) and converted to a percentage. The two classes in which exams are given will not be included in either count. There will be no excused absenses except for preapproved, recognized religious holidays or when the student him/herself is hospitalized.
• The final course score will be the weighted average of the two exams (45% each) and class attendance (10%).
• The final course grade will be determined from the final course score according to this table:

  93-100	A		77-79	C+
  90-92	A-		70-76	C
  87-89	B+		60-69	D
  83-86	B		0-59	F
  80-82	B-