CMSC 471 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence section 1 Course Overview Spring 2017.

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CMSC 471 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence section 1 Course Overview Spring 2017

Today’s class Course overview Introduction Brief history of AI What is AI? (and why is it so interesting?) What’s the state of AI now?

http://bit.ly/471s17

Homework and grading policies ~10 quizes based on readings Six to eight homework assignments (mix of written and programming) One-time extensions of up to a week may be granted if requested in advance Last-minute requests for extensions probably will not be granted NOTE ON READING: Please do the reading before each class!

Programming Programming assignments in Python Why not Lisp or Prolog? We’ll use Python in the notes and examples This is a good chance for you to learn Python Why not Lisp or Prolog? Some assignments may require using other systems E.g., C5 decision tree learning system, Weka Machine learning environments, Prolog

Exams Midterm exam Final exam In class in mid October About 15% of grade Final exam At regularly scheduled time About 25% of grade Comprehensive, but with an emphasis on the last half of material (e.g., 30/70 split)

Instructor availability Professor Finin Office hours: by arrangement Drop in whenever my door is open Direct general questions (i.e., those other students may also be wondering about and that Google can’t answer) to Piazza first We will try to respond to postings on the discussion list or private email messages within 24 hours TA is Michael Neary, office hours tbd