COMP 307 – Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
| Points: | 15 | Prerequisites: | COMP 261 or NWEN 241 or SWEN 221 (or one of COMP 205, 206, ENGR 202, SWEN 201); MATH 151 or 161 (or 114) |
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| Faculty: | Engineering | Corequisites: | None |
| School: | Engineering & Comp Sci | Restrictions: | None |
This course considers ideas and techniques from Artificial Intelligence. It first introduces a range of search algorithms that are used throughout AI. It then examines applications and techniques of AI, including rule-based systems for embodying human expertise, algorithms for planning and problem solving, natural language processing, methods for machine learning, and neural nets and other computation intelligence techniques.
Tuition Fees
2012:
domestic $708.00 
international $3,012.45
Textbook
Stuart J Russell and Peter Norvig, Artificial Intelligence. A Modern Approach (2nd ed), Prentice-Hall, 2002.
Trimester 1 2012
* indicates instructor is the course coordinator.
| CRN | From/To | Days | Time | Building [Campus] | Room | Instructor | 968 | 5 Mar – 10 Jun 2012 | Mon, Tue, Fri | 1510 - 1600 | Hunter [Kelburn] | LT119 | Xiaoying Gao* Mengjie Zhang |
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