This course introduces students to the techniques of linear algebra and to the concepts upon which the techniques are based. Topics include: vectors, matrix algebra, systems of linear equations, and related geometry in Euclidean spaces. Fundamentals of vector spaces, linear transformations, eigenval
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The course introduces students to the field of social robotics and human-robot interaction (HRI). By the end of the course, students should have an appreciation for the influence of design, behaviour, and user characteristics on HRI, as well as be familiar with the main challenges of robot building,
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The course covers the following topics: methodology of social psychology; social cognition; emotion regulation; self-perception; the formation and alteration of attitudes, norms, stereotypes and biases; group processes, including groups’ influence on conformity and identity; attraction; and the
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The history of the Catholic church is essentially intertwined with the history of Western Civilization over the past 2,000 years. The aspirations and struggles of Christendom constitute the fabric of the Christian tradition as it unfolds throughout time. This course represents an historical survey o
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