Foundations of Artificial Intelligence

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This course is a general introductory course designed to accommodate students with diverse majors. It serves as an entry point into the world of artificial intelligence (AI) by providing a strong foundation in essential science principles, including algorithms, data structures, and problem solving. Natural language processing is the other core field of AI, connecting human language generation and understanding as key intelligent behaviors. Throughout this course, students will apply various algorithms using fundamental data structures, such as lists, trees, and graphs to solve various AI problems. By the conclusion of this course, students will possess a robust knowledge base, equipping them to engage with AI in various contexts, from research to practical application. Embark on this intellectually stimulating journey to uncover the core principles driving the AI revolution, tailored to the diverse academic backgrounds of graduate students. Prerequisites: CSCI 513 .