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above)
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AI as a paradigm -
take insolvable problem, microworld, bag of tricks
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1 | | [Ch1] AI: history and applications
[Ch2] the predicate calculus
[Ch10] lisp
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2 |
{prog1 (20) simple lisp}
| [Ch3] structures and strategies for state space search
[Ch4] heuristic search
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3 | | [Ch5] control and implementation of state space
search
[Ch9] an introduction to Prolog
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4 | | [Ch6] knowledge-intensive problem solving
(rule-based expert systems)
[Ch7] reasoning with uncertain or incomplete information
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5
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{prog2 (30) blocks}
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[Ch12] automated reasoning
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6
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TEST 1
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7
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{prog4 (10) proposal for rules system due T}
{prog3 (30) due R missionaries and cannibals}
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[Ch8] knowledge representation
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8
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9
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{prog5 (30) full rule system }
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[Ch8] [GUS] advanced representation in Prolog (we will use FRL
in lisp)
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10
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11
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TEST 2
{prog6 grammar for English}
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[Ch12] automated reasoning
[Ch13] machine learning: symbolic learning
[Ch14] machine learning: connectionist (Neural networks)
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12 | | genetic algorithms
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13
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{prog7 (30) simple GUS}
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second time around on some topics
computational linguistics
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14
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{prog8 (30) simple GA or NN program}
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15
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TEST 3
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16
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{prog9 (30) grammar solving a problem}
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Final (200)
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