12/11/13 Exam Frid., 12/13/13, 2pm-4:30pm, Kennedy Hall 116 --- Call Auditorium (http://registrar.sas.cornell.edu/Sched/finals.html) Material: Cumulative.

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12/11/13 Exam Frid., 12/13/13, 2pm-4:30pm, Kennedy Hall Call Auditorium ( Material: Cumulative. Covers all material. Study: Slides complemented by R&N. Study: Hwks solns. & midterm. Allowed: 2 double-sided sheets of notes & calculator.

11/06/13 Proceed with CS-4701 projects, even if you have not heard yet. Proposals are generally good as is. Will mail only if modifications are needed. TA mailing list Still use CS-4700 in subject line! Also, some fixed Ph.D. TA hours on web for questions about grading etc.

For all s related to course, use CS-4700 in subject line. Otherwise, your may easily be missed. 10/23/13

NOTE: Hwk #2 solns. will be out on Tuesday, Oct. 22 nd, at noon. NO LATE SUBMISSIONS AFTER THAT!!!!!!!!!! Reminder: CS-4701 project proposals due Monday, Nov 21 st, by midnight, CMS. Just submit one copy per group. Reminder: Midterm, Thursday, Oct. 24, 7:30pm – 9:30pm, Room: Uris Hall G01 Office hours, see web page. 10/21/13

Midterm: Material up-to-and-including Constraint Satisfaction 1) See lecture slides on web. 2) Study sections in R&N. 3) Consider hkw problems and solns. Midterm: closed book but 1 two-sided sheet of notes allowed. 10/21/13

Note: Piazza is not used in this course. Hwks can be discussed in small groups (2 or 3 students) but not on bulletin boards (200+ students; that’s “crowdsourcing.”). 25 to 40% of difficulty in answering hwks is understanding what is being asked! (in office hours: students generally discover answers themselves.) Hwks are to practice this for midterm and exam. 10/21/13

Hwk #2 is out. Due Monday, Oct. 21 st, 11am, CMS. NOTE: Soln. will be out on Tuesday, Oct. 22 nd, at noon. NO LATE SUBMISSIONS AFTER THAT!!!!!!!!!! Comment, question #2, Hwk #2. Break ties in alphabetical order. Reminder: CS-4701 project proposals due Monday, Nov 21 st, by midnight, CMS. Just submit one copy per group. Reminder: Midterm, Thursday, Oct. 24, 7:30pm – 9:30pm, Room: Uris Hall G01 Office hours, see web page. 10/16/13

Schedule till midterm /24/13 So far, Intro & History AI, Recent Milestones, Agents (Rationality, Utility), Problem Solving (Search spaces, state evaluation functions), Uninformed Search (DFS/BFS/Uniform cost/bidirectional), Informed Search (A*, f(n) = g(n) + h(n), optimality, heuristics), Local search (simulated annealing / properties, GAs). Next: (1) Adversarial/Multi-agent Search (Chapt. 5 R&N) (2) Constraint Satisfaction/ CSP (Chapt. 6 R&N) Hwk #2, out before break; due 10/21/13. Useful practice for midterm. 10/07/13

CS-4701 Projects See CS-4701 webite. URL: Project proposal due: Monday, Oct. 21 th, by midnight CMS. Looking for team members / other questions: In subject line: CS-4701 [topic] 10/07/13

Announcements: --- CS-4700 web page up Still some course enroll issues. Waiting list in works.

Announcements: --- Midterm Thursday, Oct. 24, 7:30pm – 9:30pm Room: Uris Hall G01 See Final Exam Friday, Dec. 13, 2013, 2:00pm --- 4:30pm (room TBA) See Google query: cornell exam roster