CPTR 430 Artificial Intelligence

Survey of foundational concepts of artificial intelligence and their applications.  Students will describe methods for representing knowledge, logical inference, and effective searches; and will discuss social and ethical implications of artificial intelligence in the context of a Christian world view.  Students will explain production systems, robotics, fuzzy logic, and belief networks; and will program intelligent agents, heuristic searches, and genetic algorithms.  As a final research project students will explore artificial intelligence in a specific application area.  Prerequisite: CPTR 241.

Credits

4

Distribution

Computer Science