COSC 387: Artificial Intelligence
Fall 2010
| Class Time: |
TR 4:15–5:30 PM |
| Classroom: |
WGR 206 |
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| Instructor: |
Mark Maloof |
| Office: |
325 St. Mary's Hall |
| Mailbox: |
329A St. Mary's Hall |
| Office Hours: |
In-person (325 STM): TR 11:00 AM–12:00 PM;
online: M 10:30–11:30 AM and
W 3:00–4:00 PM; or by appointment.
Send me an email to get the Zoom link for online office hours.
(or by appointment) |
Syllabus
Assignments and Grading
- Programming Projects (50%)
- Project 1 (assigned Wed, 9/8, due Wed, 9/29) 4 points
- Project 2 (assigned Tue, 9/28, due Tue, 10/12) 7 points
- Project 3 (assigned Tue, 10/12, due Tue, 11/9) 13 points
- Project 4 (assigned Tue, 11/9, due Wed, 11/24) 13 points
- Project 5 (assigned Wed, 11/24, due Thu, 12/9) 13 points
- Midterm Exam, distributed Thu, 10/14, due Thu, 10/21 (20%)
- Final Exam, distributed Thu, 12/9, due Fri, 12/17 (30%)
- Homework (optional)
- Additional Reading:
- Thrun, et al.,
Stanley: The Robot that Won the DARPA Grand Challenge
(read immediately)
- Turing, A.,
Computing machinery and intelligence
(read by midterm).
- Newell, A., and Simon, H.A.,
Computer science as empirical enquiry
(read by midterm).
- Searle, J.,
Minds, brains, and programs (read by last class).
- Dreyfus, H.L., and Dreyfus, S.E.,
Making a mind versus modeling the brain
(read by last class).
Grading
(defun grading (grade)
(cond
((>= grade 93) 'A)
((>= grade 90) 'A-)
((>= grade 87) 'B+)
((>= grade 83) 'B)
((>= grade 80) 'B-)
((>= grade 77) 'C+)
((>= grade 73) 'C)
((>= grade 70) 'C-)
((>= grade 67) 'D+)
((>= grade 63) 'D)
(t 'F)))
Resources
- Project grading sheet
- CMU AI Repository
- UCLA AI FAQ
- ACM Guide
- ACM Digital Library
- IEEE Digital Library
- Google Scholar
- CiteSeer
- GNU CLISP,
installed on seva;
also for Windows, Mac, Linux, and others
- CMU Common Lisp.
Mainly for Linux and other Unix variants.
- Steel Bank Common Lisp (GCL).
- GNU Common Lisp (GCL).
- Jabberwocky,
an multi-platform IDE for clisp, gcl, and cmucl.
- Common Lisp, the Language, 2nd Edition, by Steele (on-line version).
- Common Lisp: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation, by Touretzky (on-line version).
- An Introduction and Tutorial for Common Lisp
- The Common Lisp Cookbook
- vi In
formation Links
- Lemmy,
the UNIX vi editor for Windows
- More
vi clones for Windows
- JavaBayes: a Java applet for Bayesian inference networks
Marginally Interesting Links
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