CSC2502/486 Knowledge Representation

Tutor: Jorge Baier
Tutorial: Tuesday 1pm Room: BA024
Tutor office hours: Tuesday 3:30-4:30pm, PT376

• Announcements
• Handouts
• Marks
• Text and Lecture Notes
• Other useful links

Announcements:     Check this space regularly

• Dec 19: All the unofficial marks are now posted on the web. The official final grades will come from the faculty in January. You can pick up unclaimed term work at my office (LP 398 or SF 3303) on Monday Jan 5 or Monday Jan 12. Happy holidays!
• Nov 24: I missed the office hour today. I apologize to anyone who turned up. There will be a tutorial tomorrow as usual.
• Nov 4: There is a minor typo in the instructions for Assignment 2: an extra right parenthesis in Line 1 of Figure 1 for both the Scheme and Prolog.
• Oct 30: Test 1 has been graded and will be handed back at the lecture tomorrow. Mark distribution can be seen by clicking above.
• Oct 23: Instructions about the programming part of Assignment 2 can be found here. A program template for Scheme is here. A program template for Prolog is here.
• Sep 25: Instructions about the programming part of Assignment 1 can be found here. A program template for Scheme is here. A program template for Prolog is here. These will be explained at the tutorial on Sep 30th.
• Sep 25: For those who wanted to attend the tutorial on Tuesday but could not, an online tutorial on Scheme can be found here. Simple examples used in the tutorial are here.
• Aug 25: The CSC 2502/486 course information sheet is now available in the Handouts section below.

Handouts: (in PDF format)

• Nov 26: Assignment 4
• Nov 7: Assignment 3
• Oct 10: Assignment 2
• Sep 13: Assignment 1
• Aug 28: Course information sheet (description of course, grading, and policies)
• Aug 28: Review of Prolog from CSC 384: Part 1 and Part 2

Text and Lecture Notes

The recommended text for the course is the book Knowledge Representation and Reasoning by Brachman and Levesque, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, ISBN 1-55860-932-6.

The Lectures Notes are available here.

Other useful links:

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