There is a long traditional dating back to Plato in which Philosophers thinking about epistemological questions in light of a particular theory of mind. Not surprisingly, there is a school of thought in which Philosophers would strongly separate the two endeavors. This course focuses upon the relation between theories of mind and epistemology. We will concern ourselves primarily with relationship between Epistemology and Cognitive Science. In addition to general methodological questions about the relationship between disciplines, we will look at recent work in Cognitive Science on human cognitive abilities and disabilities. In reviewing these scientific findings we aim at both understanding the science and at determining its relevance to contemporary epistemology. Topics will include vision and perception, reasoning and judgement, memory, subjective perception of certainty, introspection, evolutionary cognitive psychology, and social cognition. Grades will be based upon a small number of computer labs and a final term paper.