CSE 841 - Artificial Intelligence 

Fall 2010


 

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Mondays and Wednesdays: 10:20 a.m. - 11:40 a.m., 1225 Engineering Building (13,E )

Description

Graduate survey course in Artificial Intelligence. Types of intelligence, knowledge representation, cognitive models. Goal-based systems, heuristic search, games, deductive systems and expert systems. Computer vision, speech recognition, language understanding, robotics, learning, mental development. 

Syllabus updated Sept. 22, 2010

Instructor Information

Instructor: Dr. Juyang (John) Weng

Office: 3144 Engineering Building

Office Hours: Tue, Thu: 4:300 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. or by appointment. 

Phone: 353-4388

Email: weng@cse.msu.edu.

Note: Emails and telephone calls are not good for asking techncial questions.



 

Text
(for CSE841 students only)

Updated

Ch01.pdf 9/10/10
Ch01-02.pdf 9/20/10
Ch01-03-Development.pdf 9/27/10
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

Homeworks

(for CSE841 students only)

Homework1: Solution1

Due: Oct. 3 Sunday

Homework2: Solution2

Due: Oct. 17 Sunday

Homework3: Solution3

Due: Oct. 31 Sunday

Homework4: Solution4

Due: Nov. 14 Sunday

Homework5: Solution5

Due: Dec. 12 Sunday

Class Notes  (for CSE841 students only)
 

Ch 1

Ch 2

Ch 3

Ch 4

Ch 5

Ch 6

Ch 7

mock-mid

Ch 8

Ch 9

Ch 10

Ch 11

Ch 12

Ch 13

Reading Assignments (Critiques due on Wednesdays before class) 

Week

Topics

Text Reference

Reading

Week 1

Administrivia, intro to AI

Ch. 1

Computing Machinery and Intelligence Critique due Wed. 09/08/10

Week 2

Agents

Ch. 1 

Creativity and Unpredictability

Week 3

Search and match

Ch. 2

The ChineseRoom Argument Crititue due Wed. 09/22/10

Week 4

Brain-like search

Ch. 3

Little Thoughts of Thinking Machines

Week 5

Features and representation

Ch. 4

Autonomous Mental Development by Robots and Animals Crititue due Wed. 10/26/10

Week 6

Managing uncertainty

Ch. 5

Learning to extract symbolic knowledge from the world wide web

Week 7

Dealing with space: attention

Ch. 6

IBM's Deep Blue Grandmaster chips Critique due Wed. 10/20/10

Week 8

Mid-Term Exam and Project example

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Week 9

Brain-mind architecture

Ch. 7

Elephants don't Play Chess. Critique due Wed. 11/03/10

Week 10

Dealing with time: spatiotemporal events

Ch. 8

Speech Recognition with Dynamic Bayesian Nets.

Week 11

Semi-supervised learning and self-learning

Ch. 9

Reinforcement Learning: A surveyl. Critique due Wed. 11/17/10

Week 12

Reinforcement learning and modulation

Ch. 10

The Ecology of Echo

Week 13

Perception, cognition and actions

Ch. 11

Autonomous Driving in Traf!c: Boss and the Urban Challenge Critique due Wed. 12/01/10

Week 14

Languages, communication and planning

Ch. 12

High-level Perception, Representation and Analogy, A Critique of Artificial Intelligence Methodology.

Week 15

Autonomous thinking and creativity

Ch. 13

 


 

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