After a general introduction to the Artificial Intelligence, this modules addresses two important fundamental domains of Artificial Intelligence: Problem Solving on one hand and Knowledge Representation and reasoning on the other hand.
For what concerns Problem Solving, the module focuses on automatic decision methods for deciding which actions to carry out when it is necessary to think of several moves in advance, since a single action is not enough to achieve the objective, as in a game of chess. It addresses :
For what concerns Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, the module deals with ways of representing knowledge concerning the environments of intelligent agents and how to reason with this knowledge. It reviews:
This teaching unit counts for 4 credits (/30 total for a semester).
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| Lectures | (12h) |
| Supervised work | (12h) |
| Labs | (16h) |