CPSC - 6560 Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals (3)

Provides an introduction to, and, fundamental coverage of the approaches to developing artificially intelligent systems. This includes defining environmental agents, problem solving via search, satisfying constraints, using propositional inference, performing reasoning and planning under uncertain conditions, and, defining logical representations. It will also prepare students for more in depth coverage of key AI topics. Instructional Method: LD Lecture-Discussion. Semester Offered: Fall. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level Applied Calculus or the equivalent, Undergraduate level Introduction to Object-oriented Programming or the equivalent, and CPSC - 6548 Computer Programming: Java (3).