Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Spring 2007
T/Th 2:00–3:15 Smith 202
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| Course Description |
| This course is an introduction to to the field
of Artificial Intelligence (AI). We will survey the basic, fundamental
approaches and techniques that underlie modern AI applications with
an emphasis on symbolic AI, including search, knowledge representation,
planning, reasoning with uncertainty, and learning. We fit these topics
together with a single unifying theme: that AI is the study of how
to construct intelligent agents-- computer programs that act rationally
within some environment to solve problems. Different environments
require different approaches.
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Instructor
Prof. Keith Decker
444 Smith Hall
Office Hours: T/Th 3:30pm–4:30pm
Phone: 831-1959
Email: decker@cis.udel.edu [best way to reach me!]
| Written Homeworks |
Programming Assignments |
Prog0 [lisp] [p0] DUE Feb 15 [soln] Prog2 Due April 17 Prog3 Due May 15 |
| Teaching Assistant |
Yun Xiao Smith Hall 102 [831-3132] [Monday 12:30-2:30pm] (yxiao@mail.eecis.udel.edu). |
Textbook
Artificial Intelligence:
A Modern Approach, 2e
by Russel & Norvig