News (Updated 12/18):

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Course Syllabus   

Homework, Project and Grades: 

Homework #1 (grades)

Homework #2 (grades)

Homework #3 (grades)

Midterm Solutions (grades)

Project (grades)

Turnin instructions:

Please compress your source files and other output into one SINGLE tar file and turn them in using the turnin command.
Please also include a README file that explains how to run your programs.

turnin eg:-
mkdir hw1
cp * hw1 (where * = all sources, Makefile, readme)
tar -cvf hw1.tar hw1
turnin 420-501 hw1.tar

Notes and References:

• Files for Tanimoto Book.
• Files for Touretzky Book.   
• Baroque Chess rules.   
• Course notes and information from CPSC 420-300 offered by Dr.Daugherity in Summer 2003
• Course notes and information from CPSC 420-501 offered by Dr.Daugherity in Spring 2003
• Notes from another section (502) of CPSC 420 offered by Dr.Yoonsuck Choe in Fall 2003.
• Notes from a similar course offered by Dr.Tom Ioerger in a previous term.
• Download Allegro Common LISP for Linux or Windows
• A good LISP reference

• Online manual for LISP (Guy Steele, 2nd ed.)
• Franz Inc., offering a reasonably capable PC version of Allegro Common LISP for FREE
• Free LISP implementations (I recommend GCL for Unix/Linux, or Clisp for DOS/Windows)
• AAAI, the American Association for Artificial Intelligence
• Web-based symbolic integration in LISP
• Loebner Prize, an annual Turing Test competition
• Eliza alive and well on the web
• a good page on LISP with lots of info and resources
• free Prolog implementations
• CYC -- a real-world, common sense knowledge base; huge ontology including concept taxonomy and axioms
• UMBC AgentWeb , collection of online resources related to intelligent agents