Fall '16 Knowledge-based System Design & Modeling
 
INSTRUCTOR Ji-Hyun Lee, Associate Professor
Office: N25 #3237, x2919
E-mail: jihyunlee@kaist.ac.kr

Lecture: M, W 10:30 - 12:00 pm, CT Lecture Hall 3229
TA: Gibbeum Lee (glee_@kaist.ac.kr)
 
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.
 
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.
 
PREREQUISITES Data structures and programming course is required.
 
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.
 
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%