Green Hall provides a setting for computer programming and instrumentation, software development, and access to mainframe and supercomputers. Resources at Callier include speech and hearing laboratories. The University's general admission requirements are discussed here . Admission to the Applied Cognition and Neuroscience Program is based on a review of the applicant's GPA, letters of recommendation, and narrative description of interests and career goals. The University's general degree requirements are discussed here .
Students meet with an adviser to tailor an individual degree plan to suit their needs.
In addition to the individualized degree plan there are specializations offered in Neural Networks and Complex Systems, and Neurophysiology. Students may tailor an individual pattern of core courses and judiciously chosen electives to meet their needs, or follow one of the particular areas of specialization emphasized by the program. Neural Networks and Complex Systems Students concentrating in this area will normally take the core courses HCS 6330, HCS 6345, HCS 6313, ACN 5314, HCS 6325 and 6347, plus four electives in the cognition, neural networks, and complex systems area. Students in this area will take ACN 7672 as their internship. Neurophysiology Students concentrating in this area will normally take the core courses HCS 6340, HCS 6346, HCS 7344, HCS 7345, HCS 6344, and 6373, plus four electives in neurophysiology area.