CSCI 402 - Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence is the computational study of intelligent behavior. It is a broad discipline, spanning areas from natural language processing to computer vision, working to advance the evolution of computing towards achieving human-like intelligence in computers. In this course, students will learn: how to represent knowledge; how to get computers to reason, see, hear, speak, and answer questions; whether machines have feelings; how teams of autonomous robots can work together; and what the world will be like when computing can understand human behavior.

Prerequisites & Notes: CSCI 301.
Credits: 4
Grade Mode: Letter