SSIE Z631

Foundations Of Neural Networks

Binghamton University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Covers theory and practical applications of artificial neural networks. Neural networks are a broad class of computing mechanisms with active research in many disciplines, including all types of engineering, physics, psychology, biology, mathematics, business, medicine and computer science. Emphasizes the practical use of neural networks for industrial problems such as pattern recognition, predictive models, pattern classification, optimization and clustering. Topics include learning rules, paradigms and validation. Prerequisites: SSIE Z505 or equivalent and SSIE Z520, and knowledge of at least one programming language. Term offered varies.

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