UC Berkeley offers several courses related to or inspired by NTL research.

Currently offered (Spring 2005):

• Cognitive Science 101 / Linguistics 105: The Mind and Language (George Lakoff) TuTh 11-12:30 50 Birge
• Linguistics 205: Advanced Cognitive Linguistics (George Lakoff) TuTh 3:30-5 123 Dwinelle
• Computer Science 182 / Cognitive Science 110 / Linguistics 109: The Neural Basis of Thought and Language (Jerry Feldman & Srini Narayanan) TuTh 3:30-5 277 Cory

Students interested in NTL might also find these current class offerings interesting (Spring 2005):

• Psychology 143: Language Acquisition (Carla Hudson Kam) TuTh 11-12 277 Cory
• Psychology 249: Developmental Seminar (Lori Markson) Mon 12-2 3105 Tolman Hall
• Psychology 290H (Developmental Seminar): Statistical Learning (Alison Gopnik) Fri 3-5 3105 Tolman Hall

Offered in the past or in the Spring semester:

• Cognitive Science 101 / Linguistics 105: The Mind and Language
• Linguistics 106: Metaphor (George Lakoff)
• Cognitive Science 107 / Linguistics 107: The Mind and Mathematics
• Linguistics 205: Advanced Cognitive Linguistics
• Linguistics 290B: Conditionals
• Linguistics 290L: Language, Thought, and Politics: The Framing of Issues in the 2004 Election (George Lakoff)
• Computer Science 182 / Cognitive Science 110 / Linguistics 109: The Neural Basis of Thought and Language
• Computer Science 294-4: Connectionist and Neural Computation
• Computer Science 294-8: Neural Computation and Language

Other related courses in the past:

• Computer Science 294-5: Statistical Natural Language Processing (Dan Klein)
• School of Information Management & Systems 290-2: Applied Natural Language Processing (Marti Hearst)
• Cognitive Science C127: Cognitive Neuroscienc (Richard Ivry)
• Psychology 240D: Development Proseminar: Biology, Cognition and Language (Frederic Theunissen, Carla Hudson Kam, Lori Markson)