World´s first course in ADI/Decision Biology/software architecture

Hi, may be I need to explain, or better translate ADI into current language...ADI is essentially the langauge and knowledge needed to manage robots and humans in combination: The only way is to educate yourself deeper in how your own brain (=biological decision system) works in general and for you specifically. The free course in ADI and decision biology will help you achieve this goal in depth, based on SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS AND LOGIC. Can you afford to miss this opportunity now?

NeuroObjective Press Ltd. is proud to announce for the first time: A FREE COURSE in Automated Decision Intelligence (ADI) based on ”Decision Biology” and ”The Human Decision System” Improve your skills in software architecture for the future! Join the course on the site Copenhagen Meet-up ”Software Architecture”

The course in ADI/Decision Biology will take place at
Symbion Sciencepark, Fruebjergvej 3, 2100 Ø

LOCATIONS ARE SPONSORED BY SYMBION / UNIVATE

Thursday 21. September - Kl.17.30-20.30
Thursday 28. September Kl.17.30-20.30
Saturday 7. Oktober Kl.9.30-13.30
Wednesday 11. Oktober Kl. 17.30-20.30 (incl examination and course diploma)
WHY TAKE THIS COURSE?
There are multiple reasons for taking this course, simply because ”ADI” and ”biological decision systems” and the modelling and concepts behind, lie at the deep foundation of many other sciences and future software architecture:
I want to be able to integrate all my knowledge into a single framework which will make it easier for me to think, get ideas, and be able to be more accurate and precise when I communicate them to others
I want to know more about the brain, cognitive neuroscience, concepts and modelling
I want to understand more about the WHOLE BRAIN and its different cooperating functions
I want to know what ”thinking”, ”learning”, ”memory”, ”attention”, ”feelings” and other deep concepts really are and how they logically combine
I want a complete new perspective and understanding of subjects like software architecture, management, communication, behaviour, user interfaces etc.
I want to prepare myself for understanding and working with Big DATA, data analysis, machine learning, AI etc.
I want to know more about how knowledge of biological decision systems can be used to design more integrated internet systems
I want to understand how biology, psychiatry, genetics, psychology, sociology, anthropology, economics, management and many other sciences can improve their thinking by building understanding on biological decision systems
I simply want to know much more about evolution, behavior, selection theory and more.
OUR PROMISES:
You may have doubts about devoting your valuable time to this course – we fully understand if you do. This is something completely new, only tested on a few people*.
Therefore we give these promises:
We will promise that you will not experience one second of boredom while attending
We will promise that you can leave anytime you want
We will promise you will get a direct, precise and accurate answer to every question you can come up with – nobody will be left in doubt
We will promise that after the course you will start sensing and thinking in new ways you did not believe possible – this will boost your creativity and self-assurance in many situations
We will promise that you will understand more things in the world in a way which means you can more easily make decisions and new moves for yourself and others
As the course is free, we cannot promise you your money back if you are not satisfied, but you will be welcome to publish your critique and suggestions for improvement afterwards, if you so wish.

*In may 2017, more than 60 people attended the first public introduction to ADI/Decision Biology at Univate/Copenhagen University. No body left during the four hour session, and many expressed great interest afterwards.
WHAT IS EXPECTED OF YOU:
We expect you to prepare and attend everytime we teach
We expect you to skim read certain chapters in the book ”The Human Decision System” at home during preparing yourself for the sessions, since we will build many things from that book. You will get a free copy at the first session.
We expect you to participate in the open Q&A sessions during the course
We expect that you will do at least one homework task with another person each week and, together, present your findings or conclusions to the other participants
We expect you to take and try to pass the exam at the last session (it is a multiple choice format, you will get passed/not passed and a course diploma if you pass)
THE CONTENT:
Our current understanding of the brain ? What do we know about the brain? What do I know?
Why have biological decision systems evolved to run living organisms? ADI and ”decision biology” – the observations, arguments and the science leading to the model of ”the human decision system”.
Why do we have a brain and how does it work? Different answers through time…and current views.
What is the ”best model of the brain” and what concepts and hypothetical constructs are required to describe it and to be ”complete”? Decision biology versus neuroscience and cognitive neuroscience: Why cognitive neuroscience cannot/does not explain the six layers of the neocortex as ”The Human Decision System” can and does explain. What can we learn from the six layers of the neocortex and the brain’s overall structure and purpose (starting with ”the human brain project”, a one billion euro EU-financed project about the same concerns and issues as discussed in this course).
What assumptions are necessary to build a model of the brain? What scientific results can give us the necessary assumptions? Building the foundation for modelling the brain: concepts, words, structures, functions…and information processing…integrated with evolutionary selection theory, from non-automation to complete-automation, from doubt to knowledge through Q&A.
The Human Decision System – the arguments and how it is defined and works.
Examples of the practical uses of The Human Decision System in for example planning a software architecture. Discussions with case studies…the value of knowing what questions that have not been posed and answered, and knowing what data are not measured and present! Re-engineering different software systems from the user perspective!
The status of current science, scientific philosophy and methods compared with The Human Decision System – discussions, examples, critiques – the core concepts of accuracy, precision, movement, sense objects, motor objects, automation…applied to existing scientific projects.