Cognitive Systems  (COGS) is a multi-disciplinary undergraduate program involving four departments: Computer Science, Linguistics, Philosophy, and Psychology.

The program provides students with a grounding in the principles and techniques used by intelligent systems, both natural and artificial.  It emphasizes the study of existing systems (e.g., perception; language), the development of new ones (e.g., robotic agents; computational models), and the design of interfaces between different forms of intelligent agents (e.g., user experience, human-computer interaction).

There are five different degree specializations within the Cognitive Systems program; three are offered by the Faculty of Arts and two by the Faculty of Science.  You can read about them here.