CSCI 446/546
Artificial Intelligence
Fall 2019
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CSCI 446/546 |
This page lists the information to date on the the paper and presentation projects. Keep checking back for updates.
The semester paper and presentation is to be on a topic that has not been covered in class. Some ideas are listed below, but if you have a topic you would like to explore, talk to me to see if it's appropriate.
Genetic Algorithms
Neural Networks
Decision Trees
Rule Based Systems
Fuzzy Logic
Case Based Reasoning
Robotics
The paper should be at least 10 pages, double spaced. You may include diagrams and pictures if they help explain the concept, but you will incur a serious loss of points if your paper is primarily pictures.
Presentations should be approximately 35-40 minutes long, plus 10-15 minutes for questions afterwards. The presentation should be based on the topic you chose for your paper. Prior to your presentation, submit your slides to the Moodle dropbox and they will be posted on the schedule.
| Presentation Date | Student - Topic |
|---|---|
| 11/15 | Dalton Caron - Neural Networks |
| 11/18 | Mariia Korol - Natural Language Processing |
| 11/20 | Eli Hodges - Genetic Algorithms |
| 11/22 | Jacob Vesco - Computer Vision |
| 11/25 | Blaine Berrington - AI in Chemistry |
| 12/2 | Greg Marlowe - Robotics |
| 12/4 | Burak Adam - Moravec's Paradox |
Page last updated: June 26, 2020
