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| What is Symbolic Systems? |
What's New in Symbolic Systems? |
The Symbolic Systems Program (SSP)
at Stanford University focuses on computers and minds: artificial and
natural systems that use symbols to represent information. SSP brings
together students and faculty interested in different aspects of the
human-computer relationship, including...
- cognitive science: studying human intelligence,
natural
languages, and the brain as computational processes;
- artificial intelligence: endowing computers with
human-like
behavior and understanding; and
- human-computer interaction: designing computer
software
and interfaces that work well with human users.
Symbolic Systems' affiliated faculty come from
several departments at Stanford
University, including Computer
Science, Linguistics,
Philosophy,
Psychology, Communication, and Education. Our students
are exposed to the
tools of these disciplines -- formal methods, philosophical analysis,
computer programming, and empirical research -- with the aim of being
able
to apply the appropriate tool(s) to a chosen area of specialization.
SSP
alumni are found in various occupations, including
software design and applications, teaching and research, law, medicine,
and public service.
If you had an account on the old Symsys site: You can log in under the "Deme Account" option using your old username and
password. If you don't remember your username and/or password, email symsys-afs at lists dot stanford
dot edu. |
The selection process for Symbolic Systems Summer Internships has begun. Students and faculty who are interested in participating should upload their profiles and internship descriptions, respectively. First visibility for profiles and internships is scheduled for Feb. 24, with matching taking place after that.
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Office hours for the Symbolic Systems Advising Fellows and Program Administrators resume the week of January 9, 2012. If you are viewing this in the newsroll, click "Full Article" to see the full list of office hours. Watch here for updates.
- Rebecca Chung, AF, Winter Quarter office hours T 11AM-12PM ...
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