I found this course to be a challe

I loved! Too bad there were only 2-3 videos per week - could have been more!

Great. Very interesting, not an overwhelming amount of work, but a great starter for anyone interested in philosophy of the mind.

I enjoyed the course, but felt like something was missing from the course.

A pretty course to have a brief understanding of cognitive science.

Fascinating, the course catches you from the first instances, the story is agile, interactive, enjoyable and very professional

Excellent introduction to important concepts, with clear lectures and good reading materials

I found the first three weeks to be great. The final week felt rushed and underwhelming. It was a shame to end on a whimper.

Very insight lecutures! Rich examples and easy to understand.

I really liked the course! It was very interesting to listen to several different people, the professors were all friendly and easy to understand, also because the university is specialized they look really involved and love their subject, so a lot of stuff they said made me think from new perspectives :)

One of the most thought provoking courses. Lot to think and learn.

A great subject it is thanks for enabling me go through it. I have gained some insight into cognition!

Fantastic teachers, very informative and useful. Highly recommended to those who are interested in pursuing cognitive sciences and learning about consciousness

I came to update my existing knowledge of Cognitive Science (which dates from the 1990s), and this short course worked well enough for that.

However, it was a bit variable in quality for me. Andy Clark was okay, I got annoyed with the Philosophy of Consciousness lecture (probably not the lecturer's fault, more the terms of the debate), but I really loved Series's lecture on the Bayesian Brain.

The quizzes will not leave you feeling you have achieved great things, however - too easy. I won't be purchasing a certificate for my wall.

Amazing.

Really useful and I understood all of it even though I do not have a background in this subject.

Thanks

Interesting subject, but the course is only a quick introduction and doesn't go into much detail.

well done. great introductions.

It is an introductory course, it makes you curious about the topic but I found the last essay too complex for the level taught in the course. I would have liked it to be longer and that the weekly lectures were more linked.

I enjoyed the format, it made it very easy to learn and you can read as much as you like with the recommended reading list. Very thought provoking and well prsented. I would recommend it for anyone with an interest in philosophy.

Very good course. Its topics are really well chosen. So the readings recommended. Its lecturers are well chosen too divided between more theoretical and more practical thinkers when the topic makes this distinction make sense or between a follower of some theory and a follower of an opposite (in some way) theory.

Great Course, covers really interesting topics regarding brains, its philosophies and cognition related to it. The teachers and the instructors were very clear in their approach of making us understand the topics. Loved the course. Great job.

This course is quite helpful for the people who are coming from different disciplines just like me. It is quite interesting and informative.

Excellent course. There is as much math as you want to take on, but you can skip over it to get the philosophical concepts being presented. I feel like I got a handle on Dark Matter and Dark Energy at least at a layman's talk at a cocktail party (I go to very nerdy cocktail parties) level. The philosophical notions of under-determination and falsifiability are useful for somene who thinks about science.

Recommended course for those who are interested in ways of obtaining self-knowledge. One of the insights that came to mind after having listened to the course videos is that creations (of objects, theories, algorithms, phenomena) reflect the reality of their creator best and to a varying degree the reality of creator's associates. Another one is that both the understanding (of the word content) and definitions of concepts evolve with the development of self-consciousness.

An insightful and intriguing course with great further reading material.