The following subjects will be discussed:
- historical and philosophical aspects of AI
- search
- constraint satisfaction problems
- planning
- decision theory
Lecturers
- Lecture part: Thomas Eiter and Hans Tompits
- Exercise part: Thomas Eiter, Hans Tompits, and Christoph Redl
Course of Action and Topics of the Lecture Part
- Tue Mar 01: Organisation, What is AI? (Eiter)
- Tue Mar 08: Intelligent agents, Problem solving and search (Eiter)
- Tue Mar 15: Informed search algorithms, Local search (Eiter)
- Tue Mar 22: Easter break
- Tue Mar 29: Easter break
- Tue Apr 05: Learning from observations (Eiter)
- Tue Apr 12: Learning from observations, ctd (Eiter)
- Tue Apr 19: Neural networks (Eiter)
- Tue Apr 26: Constraint satisfaction problems (Tompits)
- Tue May 03: Planning I (Tompits)
- Tue May 10: Planning II (Tompits)
- Tue May 17: Pentecost break
- Tue May 24: Decision theory I (Tompits)
- Tue May 31: Decision theory II (Tompits)
- Tue Jun 07: Philosophical foundations of AI (Tompits)
Exercise Part
Mandatory registration until Mar 4.
Entry test
The mandatory TUWEL entry test will be available only on Mon Mar 07 and Tue Mar 08 (00:00-23:55, three submissions possible, last submission counts).
Checkmark lists and solution discussion
- Mode: Checkmark lists in TUWEL and a solution discussion of 1 hour in groups of 3 students (students must be able to present and explain their solutions and background); details and dates are announced via TUWEL
- Evaluation: exercise discussions are evaluated with 0-15 points; this is weighted with the percentage of checked examples and rounded to the next integer.
3 exercise sheets
- Sheet 1: Search
- Sheet 2: Learning and Neural Networks
- Sheet 3: CSP, Planning, and Making Simple Decisions
Exercise part
- The entry test is totalling 5 pts.
- The 3 exercise sheets with the according discusion are totalling 15 pts.
- Total pts: 20
Lecture part
- Written closed book exam
- Total pts: 80
Total sum of points for lecture and exercise part: 100
Zero tolerance for unfair practice (e.g., plagiarism, copied solutions, ...). All involved persons will be fined with 0 pts. (You may get a negative certificate).
Grading
Requirements for a positive certificate:
- at least 3 points for the entry test; and
- at least 40 points for the written final exam; and
- at least 51 points in total.
The course will be graded as follows:
- < 51 pts: N5 (Nicht Genügend)
- >= 51 pts: G4 (Genügend)
- >= 63 pts: B3 (Befriedigend)
- >= 75 pts: U2 (Gut)
- >= 88 pts: S1 (Sehr Gut)