University Subjects
COMP30024: Artificial Intelligence
COMP30024: Artificial Intelligence
- University
- University of Melbourne
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silverpixeli
7 years ago
- Assessment
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8% - Project Part A (groups of 2)
22% - Project Part B (same groups)
0% - Unmarked 'feedback quiz' in-lecture (instead of a MST)
70% - 2h exam in exam period - Comments
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The rest of this review goes into a lot of detail about the subject experience -- content, classes and assessment. Hopefully it helps you know what kind of thing to expect if you decide to take this subject.Content- Lecture Capture
Y- Lecturer
The first half (symbolic AI) was presented by Sarah Erfani
The second half (AI under uncertainty) was presented by Chris Leckie- Past Exams Available
There were no past exams available, but one sample exam with solutions was released.- Rating
5/5- Technologies
There wasn't a huge focus on implementation, except in the project, which had to be written in Java. Java was assumed knowledge, and putting together a workable solution required a decent level of proficiency within the team (but nothing more than what you'd pick up from, say, SWEN20003 Object-Oriented Software Design).- Textbook Recommendation
The recommended textbook is Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach by Russel and Norvig. It's quite good! I actually bought a copy (albeit a cheap international edition from abebooks) and I really got a lot out of it. It's quite well written and goes into a very satisfying amount of detail.- Workload
Two 1h lectures
One 1h tutorial (it was a 2hr tutorial on the timetable, but we only used the first hour - the second was offered for project work)- Year & Semester Of Completion
2016 Semester 1- Your Mark / Grade
98
- State
- VIC
- Type
- University
- Courses
- 57
- Campuses
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