Vision Science
Integrates psychology, neuroscience, and computer science approaches to the study of vision science. Topics include: history and philosophy of vision science, low-level vision, motion perception, spatial vision, perception of objects and scenes, colour perception, attention and consciousness, and multisensory integration. Demonstrations/in-class experiments supplement lectures and readings. Emphasis on reading and writing scientific articles in vision science.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: PSY201H1 / ECO220Y1 / EEB225H1 / GGR270H1 / IRW220H1 / POL222H1 / SOC202H1 / STA220H1 / STA238H1 / STA248H1 / STA288H1 / ECO220Y5 / PSY201H5 / STA215H5 / STA220H5 / PSYA06H3 / PSYB07H3 / STAB22H3 / STAB23H3 / STAB57H3 , and one of PSY280H1 / PSY280H5 / PSYB51H3 , or PSY270H1 / PSY270H5 / PSYB57H3 / COG250Y1 , or PSY290H1 / PSY290H5 / PSYB64H3 / HMB200H1 / PSL300H1 , or COG341H1; Prerequisite:; Exclusion: PSYC51H3; Exclusion:
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027