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    Course Handout

    1. Course Code: CS-30002


    2. Course title: Artificial Intelligence
    3. L-T-P-Cr Structure: 3-0-0-3
    4. Contact hours per week: 3
    5. Course offered to: IT
    6. Pre-requisite: CS-30001

    Course Committee Members:


    Mr. Gananath Bhuyan (Coordinator) gananatha.bhuyanfcs@kiit.ac.in 9438505148

    Dr. Ajay Parida ajaya.paridafcs@kiit.ac.in

    Dr. Pratyusa Mukherjee pratyusa.mukherjeefcs@kiit.ac.in 9861937376

    Mr. Sourav Kumar Giri sourav.girifcs@kiit.ac.in 9437261501

    Ms. Sricheta Parui sricheta.paruifcs@kiit.ac.in 8274968101

    Dr. Subhadip Pramanik subhadip.pramanikfcs@kiit.ac.in 7076550475

    Mr. Soumya Sanket Patra soumyasanketa.patra20@gmail.com 9178916542

    Mr. Sunil Kumar Gouda sunil.goudafcs@kiit.ac.in 8895287572

    Mr. Ankit Raj ankit.rajfcs@kiit.ac.in 6203202802

    The course aims to provide exposure to concept and techniques of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by
    introducing importance of rational agent approach. It aims to train the students to the basic concepts of
    the classical search, local search, adversarial search, constraint satisfaction problems, logical agents, first
    order logic and planning associated with AI. Finally, this course motivates the students to find AI based
    solutions for some of the typical real-world problems by applying these concepts and techniques.

    Course Objectives:

     To understand the various characteristics of Intelligent agents

     To learn the different search strategies in AI

     To learn to represent knowledge in solving AI problems

     To understand the ways of planning and acting in the real world

     To know about the models behind the AI application


    Course Contents:

    UNIT I

    Introduction:

    Introduction, Definition, Future of Artificial Intelligence, Characteristics of Intelligent Agents, Typical


    Intelligent Agents, Problem Solving Approach to Typical AI problems.

    UNIT II

    Problem Solving Methods:

    Problem solving Methods, Search Strategies, Uninformed, Informed, Heuristics, Local Search Algorithms and
    Optimization Problems, Searching with Partial Observations, Backtracking Search, Performance of search
    algorithms.

    UNIT III

    Knowledge Representation:

    First Order Predicate Logic, Unification, Forward Chaining, Backward Chaining, Resolution, Knowledge
    Representation using First order Predicate logic, Reasoning Systems.

    UNIT IV

    Planning:

    Planning with state-space search, Partial-order planning, Planning graphs, planning and acting in the real
    world,Plan generation systems.

    UNIT V

    Uncertain Knowledge and Reasoning:

    Uncertainty, Review of probability, Probabilistic Reasoning, Bayesian networks, Inferences in Bayesian


    networks, Temporal models, Hidden Markov models.

    Course Outcomes:

    CO1: Discover the concepts, applications, and the theory underlying AI.

    CO2: Identify problems that are amenably solved by AI methods

    CO3: Analyze the issues of knowledge representation and search techniques.

    CO4: Analyze the engineering issues underlying the design of AI systems.

    CO5: Discuss the uncertain knowledge on reasoning concepts in AI.

    CO6: Apply AI techniques to develop programs to solve real life problems in

    different domains.
    Textbooks:

    1. Stuart Russel, Peter. Norvig, “Artificial Intelligence – A Modern Approach”, Fourth Edition, Pearson
    Education, 2022

    Reference Books:

    1. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems, Dan W. Patterson, Pearson Education.

    Assessment:
    Activities Marks Mode of Date
    Conduct
    1. Quiz 5 Offline TBD
    2. Class Test 5 Offline TBD
    3. Assignment 5 -------- TBD
    Mid-Sem 17/09/2024 -
    21/09/2024
    4. Quiz 5 Offline TBD
    5. Class Test 5 Offline TBD
    6. Assignment 5 -------- TBD
    Lesson Plan

    Module No. & Name Topic/Coverage No. of Lectures Books of Teaching


    Hours Reference Methodolog
    Required Required y

    1. Introduction 1. What is AI? 3 1-3 Text Book Online, PPT


    and Handouts
    2. The history and Future of AI

    3. Applications of AI

    4. The State of the Art

    2. Intelligent Agents 1. Definition 4 4-7 Text Book Online, PPT


    and Handouts
    2. PEAS Specification

    3. Different types of intelligent agents

    ACTIVITY- 1 [5 marks]

    Date:

    3. Solving Problems by 1. Search strategies and performance 7 8-15 Text Book Online, PPT
    Searching measure and Handouts

    2. Uninformed Search Strategies


    (Breadth-First Search, Depth-First
    Search, Uniform Cost Search ,
    Depth-Limited Search, Iterative
    Deepening DFS, Bi-directional Search)

    3. Informed Search Strategies (Greedy


    BFS, A* Search)

    4. Heuristic functions

    6. Partial Observation (Wumpus World


    problem)

    ACTIVITY-2 [5 marks]

    Date:
    4. Beyond Classical 1. Local search algorithms & 2 16-17 Text Book Online, PPT
    Search optimization problems and Handouts

    2. Hill Climbing

    3. Simulated Annealing

    4. Local Beam Search and Genetic


    Algorithm

    ACTIVITY-3 [5 marks]

    Date:

    5. Constraint 1. Definition, variables, constraints 5 18-22 Text Book Online, PPT


    Satisfaction and Handouts
    Problems 2. Map coloring

    3. Sudoku game

    4. Cryptarithmetic problem

    5. Constraint propagation

    6. backtracking search

    Mid Semester

    Date: 17/09/2024 - 21/09/2024

    6. Adversarial Search 1. Definition 2 23-24 Text Book Online, PPT


    and Handouts
    2. Mini-max values, Mini-max
    algorithm

    3. Alpha-Beta pruning.

    ACTIVITY-4 [5 marks]

    Date:

    7. Knowledge 1. Knowledge-Based Agent 4 25-28 Text Book Online, PPT


    representation and Handouts
    2. Propositional Logic, Propositional
    Theorem Proving.

    3. Unification, First-order Predicate


    Logic and its Inference

    4. Forward Chaining, Backward


    Chaining.
    8.Planning 1. Definition of classical planning 5 28-32 Text Book Online, PPT
    and Handouts
    2. PDDL (Planning Domain
    Definition Language)

    3. State Space Search Algorithms


    (Forward and Backward)

    4. Planning and Acting in the


    Real World (Nondeterministic Domain).

    5. Planning Graph

    6. Partial Order Planning

    ACTIVITY-5 [5 marks]

    Date:

    9. Uncertainty and 1. Uncertainty 4 33-36 Text Book Online, PPT


    Probability and Handouts
    2. Probabilistic Reasoning

    3. Bayesian network

    4. Temporal Models

    5. Hidden Markov model

    ACTIVITY-6 [5 marks]

    Date:

    END SEMESTER EXAM

    Date: 16/11/2024 - 26/11/2024

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