Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (B4B36ZUI,BE4B36ZUI)

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (B4B36ZUI,BE4B36ZUI)

This course provides an introduction to the symbolic artificial intelligence. It presents the algorithms for informed and non-informed state space search, nontraditional methods of problem solving, knowledge representation by means of formal logic, methods of automated reasoning and introduction to markovian decision making

General information

Lecturers: Michal Pěchouček, Jiří Kléma, Branislav Bošanský

Teaching assistants: The TAs are rotated according to the topics, contacts: Branislav Bošanský, David Fiedler, Jaromír Janish, Martin Schaefer

Tasks

Task	When	Deadline
Task 1: Path planning (A*)	week 3-5	25/03/2018 23:59
Task 2: CSP	week 5-7	08/04/2018 23:59
Task 3: Test	TBD	written during seminar
Task 4: Situation calculus	week 9-10	07/05/2018 23:59
Task 5: MDP	week 11-12	22/05/2018 23:59
Following tasks to be specified

Credit allowance conditions

Getting the seminar credit - you will not be allowed to pass the exam without this one.
Passing the exam.
Points gathered from the seminar assignments are added to points from the exam and form the final grade according to standard university rules (50-59b. = E, …, 90-100b. = A).

Seminar credit allowance conditions

Participation and active work at all seminars (up to 2 absences without an excuse will be tolerated).
Gathering at least 25 points from the assignments (out of 50).
Submitting all assignments during the term and receiving at least 50% of points from each of the assignment for the content.
- You can choose one assignment, for which you don't have to get 50% of points.
- Getting the points for the fulfilling 50% of the assignment are computed before the deduction of points for late submission penalty.
- The late submission penalty is 50, 75 and 100% percent of points for being late by up to 24 hours, 48 hours, more than 48 hours.

The exam

Exam rules:

The exam is written and takes approximately 150 minutes
After the evaluation of the written part, possible ambiguities are cleared between the examiner and the student in a short discussion
- Discussion is not graded. However, it may lead to the re-evaluation of the student's score (typically a few points upwards)

Topics covered by lecture slides will be examined
You can find exams from previous years here:
At the exam it is possible to use 1 A4 page with hand-written notes and a calculator (no cell phone!)
No other information sources (books, laptops, etc.) are allowed

Exam passing conditions:

Getting 25 point out of 50

Exam dates [2018]:

Literature

[AIMA] Russel, S. a Norvig, P.: Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach (2nd edition), Prentice Hall, 2003

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