Instructor: Prof. Jonathan Stein

Office: FM208 (1/2 hour before class or by appointment)
Phone: no longer valid
Email: no longer valid

• Class Texts
• Artificial Intelligence - A Modern Approach, Russell and Norvig (RN)
• for lectures 7 and 8: Programming in Prolog, Clocksin and Mellish (CM)
• Recommended reading
• Godel, Escher and Bach, Hofstadter (GEB)
• for lectures 7 and 8: Prolog Programming for AI, Bratko

Lectures

1. What is AI? Turing test and microworlds
2. Pattern Recognition
3. Intelligent agents and search problems
4. Complexity, Godel's theorem, the Halting problem
5. Search methods
6. Propositional logic
7. Predicate logic and the PROLOG language
8. more on PROLOG
9. Expert Systems
10. Neural Networks
11. Natural Language Processing
12. Probability and Final Philosophy

Assignments

1. Assignment 1
2. Assignment 2
3. Assignment 3
4. Assignment 4
5. Assignment 5
6. Assignment 6
7. Assignment 7
8. Assignment 8

Exams

1. Midterm 1995
2. Midterm 1997
3. Final Exam 1997