Computer Science 289

Title Knowledge Representation and Use in Computers
Units 3
Prerequisites 188 or equivalent.
Description Fundamentals of knowledge representation and use in computers. Predicate calculus, non-monotonic logics, probability and decision theory, and their use in capturing commonsense and expert knowledge. Theorem-provers, planning systems belief networks and influence diagrams as reasoning methods. Integrated architectures for intelligent agents. A project will be undertaken.
Sections Instructor Teaching Effectiveness How worthwhile was this course?
Fall 2004 Stuart Russell 6.2 / 7 5.8 / 7
Fall 2001 Stuart Russell 6.1 / 7 6.4 / 7
Spring 1999 Stuart Russell 6.2 / 7 5.9 / 7
Fall 1995 Stuart Russell 5.8 / 7 5.6 / 7
Spring 1994 Stuart Russell 4.5 / 7 5.2 / 7
Spring 1991 Lotfi A. Zadeh 4.5 / 7 4.1 / 7
Spring 1990 Lotfi A. Zadeh 5.3 / 7 5.0 / 7
Spring 1989 Lotfi A. Zadeh 4.1 / 7 4.1 / 7
Overall Rating Teaching Effectiveness How worthwhile was this course?
5.3 / 7 5.3 / 7
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