Winter Quarter 1996
Instructor:
Ron Arkin
Tuesday and Thursday 9:30am
Room 101
CS3361 is a course on the fundamentals of artificial intelligence, providing
an introduction to the science and practice of AI.
According to the catalog, CS3361 is an "Introduction to cognitive modeling,
automatic problem solving, natural language processing, machine perception,
and robotics." The actual content of CS3361 varies from instructor to
instructor and quarter to quarter, but the core remains the same: a firm
grounding in the fundamentals of AI, combined with a survey of the main
subject areas of artificial intelligence.
How to Take This Course
First and foremost, you must:
- Show up in class
- Take Notes
- Read Assigned Readings
- Complete Assignments
- Take Exams
But there's one more thing you have to do, without which you'll find it
very difficult to succeed in this course:
- Communicate Electronically
This web page is the root source for all documentation about the class.
Read the Course Description for information about the administration
of the course, the Syllabus for information about the topics covered,
then check out the Class Notes and Assignments (as they are made available).
The class Newsgroup is also available here, as are AI and Lisp resources
which point to other sources of information. Please cite the sources
you use in every assignment.
Class Notes
Assignments
Newsgroups
Artificial Intelligence Resources
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