CS 3243 - Foundations of Artificial Intelligence NUS SoC, 2004/2005, Semester II LT 33, Thursdays 14:00 - 16:00

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(Updated on Thu Mar 3 10:04:59 GMT-8 2005 )

The course will have two different homework assignments. The first will be an individual homework assignemnt on adversarial search (read game playing). The second will be an assignment that you can either do as an individual or as a team. The individual assignment will give you an opportunity to learn a new programming language, prolog, while the team assignment will allow you to do some hands-on learning through the use of the school's Lego Mindstorms Kits.

• Homework #1 - Hex: Zero-sum adversarial game playing.
• Homework #2 - A team or individual assignment. You cannot choose to do the team problem on your own, nor are you allowed to do the individual problem as a team. We hope that you will pick a topic that you feel is most suitable for you. Both will be problems that can be solved by constraint satisfaction.
  • Team problem (exactly two students per team, we'll discuss this later in class around the midterm period)- Simplified Simultaneous Localization And mapping (SLAM) using Lego Mindstorms.
  • Individual problem - (preliminary) Using prolog to solve Crosssums.

You'll need to submit your homework submissions to the IVLE workbin by the deadline mentioned on the detailed homework page (see links on the left). Make sure that you read the late policy for submissions; the deadlines are very strict (i.e., the penalties are very severe)! They are there so that you can have your assignments finished by certain time so you can go forward with your other coursework (and I know you are very busy). Also make sure that you read and obey the correct format and naming for your executables, documentation and example files. Any deviations from these standards cause headaches when grading (and I know you don't want to give me a headache when I'm grading *your* assignment, right? :-)

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Min-Yen Kan <kanmy@comp.nus.edu.sg> Mon Dec 6 10:01:55 GMT-8 2004 | Version: 1.0 | Last modified: Tue Mar 15 00:16:24 2005