Fall '17 |
Knowledge-based System Design |
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INSTRUCTOR |
Ji-Hyun Lee, Associate Professor Office: N25 #3237, x2919 E-mail: jihyunlee@kaist.ac.kr
Lecture: T, Th 2:30 - 4:00 pm, CT Lecture Hall 3229 TA: 용상언 (koragon2@kaist.ac.kr; 010-5002-4924)
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LECTURES |
Here is the schedule of all lecture material, readings, homeworks, and software information for this semester. You can also check the KLMS from KAIST.
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OBJECTIVES |
This course will examine the nature and principles of knowledge-based systems from performance and methodology perspectives. It will cover the basic elements of knowledge-based systems and discuss the factors that affect their design and construction. The goal of the course is to show you the capabilities of knowledge-based systems and to give you an appreciation for the source of the current enthusiasm, as well as the skepticism, about the potential for knowledge-based systems in various areas of engineering and design. This course will use the specific programming language JESS. |
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PREREQUISITES |
Data structures and programming course is required. |
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TEXTBOOKS |
1. Gonzalez, A. and D. Dankel (1991). The Engineering of Knowledge-Based Systems: Theory and Practice. McGraw-Hill.
2. Friedman-Hill, E. (2003). Jess in Action: Rule-Based Systems in Java. Greenwich: Manning Publications Co. |
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COURSE REQUIREMENTS |
Students' participation in the course will involve the folowings: attending and participating in lectures, reading the textbooks, doing the homework assignments and a project, and doing the presentation assignments.
The grade will break down as follows:
2 Homeworks: 30% (15% each) 1 Project (5 phases): 50% (10% each) 1 Mid-term Exam: 20% |
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