Applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) is this year's theme
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This page is a another redesign of my old CS pages. The last version was inspired by a textbook proposal I made and by the reviews I received from it. The main change then was to spend the first part of the course learning about the various disciplines that led to cognitive science (CS). This current version will use the first portions of last year's page, but will revert back to Applied Cognitive Science for the second half of the course. Because CS has many parents it is important to understand the forces that led to its creation. After, we will spend time looking at CS's applied areas (e.g., vision, interfaces, e-commerce, language, hypermedia & multimedia, usability, and encryption). |
I will teach the requisite background to Cognitive Science. Starting in March you will create and make class presentations starting then (the ones labeled "Students"). E-mail me three topics you'd like to present after 7:15 pm Friday Jan. 17, 2019. I will make the groups on a first-come, first-serve basis. Anyone contacting me before then will go to the back of the line! |
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