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Artificial Intelligence

Subject Subject Title Credit Lecture Tutorial Practical Type


Code
Allied-IV Artificial 4 4 - - Theory
Intelligence

Goal: The students to explore more about Evolution of AI and modern concepts and solve problems
in AI.
CourseObjective:

 To know about the basic building block of AI


 Explain the concept of machine thinking
 Explain the evolution of AI and modern concepts and programming platforms for AI
 Explain about problem solving in AI
 Explain about concept of gaming concept in AI
Course Outcomes:

CO1 :
Get to know about the basic principle of AI

CO2 :
To understand the concept of machine thinking

CO3 :
Understanding the modern concept in AI

CO4 :
Understand the concept of problem solving and thus to improve the problem
solving skill

CO5 :
Understand the concept of gaming and know the decision making in checker,
go, ..etc games.

Unit I: General Concept of AI:

Defining AI: AI what and what not?- Basic principle and concept of AI-The intellectual History of
AI -Foundations of AI-Frontiers of artificial intelligence-Parallel and distributed AI--AI and the
programming platform-Uses and application of AI. Introduction to agent-Agent performance –
Example of Agents- Agent Faculties.
Unit II: Philosophy of AI and Intelligent System:

Can machine think?: ‘Turning and testing-The Chinese room. Computation and
representation-Applications eras of AI-Computationalism-Ethics of AI-Impacts of AI, What
is intelligence?-Structure of intelligent system-Biological brain -Basic neural model-
Intelligent Agents- Rationality- Agent Environment- Agent architectures-the concept of
rationality-The structure of agent-The impact of AI in human labor-AI and the social
equality.

Unit III: Modern AI and Informed search:


Technology that precursors to AI era -The concept of bot-AI and Automation-Super
intelligence and AI-paths to super intelligence-Forms of super intelligence-Future impacts of
AI-AI programming platforms, State space search- Goal Directed Agent- Search Problem-
illustration of search process- eight queens problem-tic tac toe - General state space search-
Search Tree- Terminology of search tree-Informed search -Best-first Search-A* search-Hill
climbing search-Simulated Annealing-Tabu search.

Unit IV: Constraint satisfaction problem and Adversarial Search:

Introduction to constraint satisfaction problem- Backtracking Search for constraint


satisfaction problem- Local Search for Constraint Satisfaction Problems- The Structure of
Problems-Constraint propagation- forward checking-Arc consistency, Introduction to Games-
Two player game-Optimal Decisions in Games- Optimal strategies- The minimax algorithm-
min max with Tic-Tac-Toe-Optimal decisions in multiplayer games- Alpha-Beta Pruning-
min max with Alpha-Beta pruning-Imperfect. Real-Time Decisions-classical AI: checkers-
Chess-Othello-Go-Backgammon-Application of AI algorithm in Video Game
Unit V: Uninformed search:

Search and AI -Define Uninformed Search- Depth first search (DFS)-Example of DFS-Depth
Limited Search-algorithm with example-(BFS) Breadth first search – Example of Breadth
first search-Properties of BFS-Pros and Cons of BFS-Low Cost First Search- example of low
cost first search- Iterative deepening Search-Bidirectional search-Time and space
complexities-Uniform cost search.

References:
1. Artificial-Intelligence-By-Rich-And-Knight
2. Kevin Warwick Artificial intelligence
3. Artificial intelligence A systems approach by M.Tim Jones
4. D. Poole, Artificial Intelligence: Foundations Of Computational Agents, Cambridge
University Press, 2010.
Mapping of Course Outcomes with Program Outcomes:

Course Program Outcomes


Outcomes P01 P02 P03 P04 P05 P06 P07 P08 P09
1 H H H L L L H H L
2 L H L H H H H L L
3 H M H M M H L H H
4 M H L L L L M H H
5 H H H H H M H H H

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