CAP 4630: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (Fall 2013)
Course Meeting: Tue/Thu from 1:30 - 2:45 PM in HEC-117.

Dr. Fernando Gomez
(instructor)

E-mail: gomez@cs.ucf.edu
Web: http://www.cs.ucf.edu/~gomez/
Office Hours (HEC-318):
Mon, Tue, Thur 3:00—3:50PM

Ben Shaia
(teaching assistant)

E-mail: Shaia09@knights.ucf.edu
Office Hours (HEC-303):
Available by appointment.

Schedule

See the syllabus (pdf) for a tentative schedule for the semester.

Announcements

The Final Exam will be Tuesday, December 10, 2013 from 1:00 PM—3:50 PM
Posted: Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Midterm 2 will be was Thursday, November 7.
Posted: Wednesday, October 30, 2013

The Nouns in WordNet paper is available on webcourses.
Posted: Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Midterm 1 will be was Thursday, October 10.
Posted: Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Resources and Additional Readings

LISP Information and Resources
— LISP Implementations. The instructor recommends: — LISP Books On-line. The instructor recommends: — Scholarly Papers:

LISP Code

Example Set 1

Assignments

NOTE: Late assignments will not be accepted.

Lab 1 was due Thursday, September 26.
Grades are now posted in Webcourses@UCF. You can view the grading criteria and test cases.

Lab 2 was due Thursday, October 24.
Grades are now posted in Webcourses@UCF. You can view the grading criteria and test cases.

Lab 3 was due Thursday, November 21.
Grades are now posted in Webcourses@UCF. You can view the grading criteria and test cases.

Instructions for Submitting Assignments

Programming assignments for the course will be submitted through Webcourses@UCF, which is accessible at https://webcourses.ucf.edu or by clicking on the "Online Course Tools" tab at the top of the screen when you log into the myUCF portal at https://my.ucf.edu.

Soft copies of assignments will generally be due two hours before the start of class on the date they are due. A hard copy of your code is also due at the beginning of class.

Please be sure that if your source code has comments, or if you've copied and pasted the original questions into your source code, you comment them out. The TAs should be able to (load) your file (e.g., (load "assign1.l") ) in SBCL without errors.

Eustis

Your Eustis (eustis.eecs.ucf.edu) accounts for this course have been created. You can log in using your NID and default password: Pyymmdd (birth year, month, and day).

To log in, you will need an ssh client, like the free PuTTY telnet/ssh client.

You can login from anywhere on campus, but from off campus, you will need a VPN connection to UCF first. For your VPN account and additional help, visit the VPN Help page.