The course offers interdisciplinary study that harnesses the potential at the junction of normal cognition (psychology), and complex computing systems (computer science); the course covers topics in the study of cognitive processes, in both natural and artificial systems; the course aims at human cognition, the understanding of how these complex cognitive systems are instantiated and developed; it also provides access to data and signal modelling approaches, neuroimaging and neurophysiological technology; the course integrates artificial intelligence studies of problem-solving, reasoning, planning, and natural language use that are based on higher level (symbolic) functionality; it also examines human-computer interaction with computational artefacts such as conversational agents, multimodal interfaces, virtual reality environments, and dialogue systems, and methods for automatically training these systems.