In addition to the core course, PSYCH 1650, any five of the following.
Note that some of these courses have PSYCH prerequisites.
| †ART 1700 |
Visual Imaging in the Electronic Age (also ARCH 4508,
CIS/CS/ENGRI 1620) |
| PSYCH 2050 |
Perception |
| PSYCH 3050 |
Visual Perception |
| PSYCH 3160 |
Auditory Perception |
| †PSYCH 4180/MUSIC 4181 |
Psychology of Music |
| *PSYCH 3420 |
Human Perception: Applications to Computer Graphics, Art, and Visual Display |
| *COMS 4620 |
Introduction to Computer Graphics |
| †INFO 2145/PSYCH 2140 |
Cognitive Psychology |
| †*MUSIC 1421 |
Introduction to Digital Music |
Up to two courses from another track
Contact Advisor in Psychology: Carol
Krumhansl
Professor Carol Krumhansl teaches auditory perception and the
psychology of music and maintains an active laboratory for empirical
research. She is a leading figure in establishing music cognition
as a broad interdisciplinary field of study. She has held fellowships
and visiting appointments at I.R.C.A.M. in Paris; the Center for
Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford; Department
of Musicology, Jyväskylä, Finland; and the Montreal
Neurological Institute.
Contact information:
Professor Carol Krumhansl
clk4@cornell.edu
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