5/03/2005 - Grades for the Project have been posted. Overall the class did very well. Most of the projects met or exceeded my expectations.

5/02/2005 - Grades for the Extra Credit assignment have been posted. You can pick up your graded assignment during office hours today.

5/01/2005 - Office hours this week will be held on Monday from 3:15-5:15pm. Thursday office hours are cancelled. Other times are available by appointment.

4/22/2005 - Notes from the Case Study and Affective Lectures given this past week have been posted on the class Calendar.

4/20/2005 - Students can sign up for demo time slots as of 5pm. See this for more information.

4/11/2005 - Added a paper on the Prodigy planner to the Calendar.

4/11/2005 - I have posted the majority of the supplemental study material that will be available prior to the Final Exam.

4/8/2005 - Grades for Assignments 6 and 7 have been posted. [Solutions posted on 4/12.]

4/7/2005 - Notes for the Expert Systems classes are posted in the Calendar, and the CLIPS tutorial used during today's class is posted on the main website.

3/31/2005 - I will be holding additional office hours tomorrow (4/1/2005) from 1-3pm.

3/31/2005 - DEADLINE EXTENDED: Assignment 7 is now due midnight Sunday night (April 3rd), i.e. it will be late as of 12:01 Monday morning.

3/25/2005 - The extra credit assignment has been posted.

3/24/2005 - The deadline for Assignment 6 has postponed to Assignment 7's deadline. See Assignment 6 for details.

3/23/2005 - Midterm solutions posted.

3/23/2005 - Assignment 7 (handed out in class 3/22) posted.

3/12/2005 - Midterm grades posted.

3/10/2005 - Assignment 6 (handed out 3/8) has been posted with example training data.

3/10/2005 - Grades for Assignment 5 have been posted. [Solutions completed 3/12.]

2/27/2005 - Grades for Assignment 4 have been posted.

2/26/2005 - Solutions for Assignment 4 have been posted.

2/25/2005 - Grades for Assignment 3 have been posted.

2/24/2005 - Assignment 5 posted. This deadline for both it and the Project Proposal is the next class after the Midterm, specifically Tuesday March 8th.

2/23/2005 - Solutions for Assignment 3 have been posted.

2/22/2005 - Reminder: Mid-term next Thursday (March 3rd). The midterm will cover search, games and logic. I have posted lectures on these topics from past Intro. to AI classes as supplemental study material.

2/17/2005 - Assignment 4 on Propositional Logic has been posted. Note that no programming is required, and that you have exactly one week in which to complete it, i.e. the deadline is Thursday 2/24.

2/17/2005 - The deadline for Assignment 3 has changed, check the assignment's page for details.

2/17/2005 - The extra-credit experiment performed by Ms. Barnes has been postponed until early April. Once the exact dates are determined, more information will be sent via email.

2/8/2005 - The grades for Assignment 2 have been posted as well as the solutions. The examples used to grade the assignment will be posted in a few days.

2/6/2005 - A description of the required Project Proposal, including a list of potential projects for students to select from, and the Project itself have been posted on the main website.

2/6/2005 - Changes have been made to the course calendar to allow more time for students to complete future programming assignments.

2/6/2005 - The deadline for the third homework assignment has been postponed to February 17th, a Thursday. This assignment is also now posted online.

1/27/2005 - The second assignment has been posted on the website. Along with the description of the assignment (handed out in class) I have posted sample problems and solutions. The format of the .start files is identical to those that will be used to test your programs.

1/24/2005 - The library's copy of the textbook was returned today and according to the librarian at the Reserve desk it will be available from the Course Reserves starting Wednesday.

1/20/2005 - Due to the conundra with the textbooks the first assignment deadline has been moved to Thursday January 27th.

1/18/2005 - Dr. Aaron Gage will be giving a tutorial on C development under UNIX, focusing on basic command-line tools, compiling, and debugging this Friday from 4-5 pm in ENB 337 (conference room around the corner from the CSEE office). Please email me before Friday if you plan to attend so I can get an accurate head-count.

1/17/2005 - I checked in the bookstore on my way in today and saw that the textbooks had arrived as promised by the bookstore staff. Therefore as of tomorrow the textbooks in the CSEE office are no longer available for checkout.

1/14/2005 - I've posted two tutorials for those of you who intend to work in C or C++ and are not familiar with programming on UNIX/Linux. You'll find links to them on the main webpage for the course.

1/13/2005 - I've double checked with the bookstore and the textbooks are in route to the bookstore but won't arrive until noon on Monday. As a result I have taken a couple of steps to make copies available to you for limited periods of time. As of now the CSEE front desk has 3 copies of the textbook that you can check out for up to 2 hours. To do so you'll need a copy of your schedule from OASIS printed no earlier than today. I have also requested that the library's copy be returned and placed in the course reserves ASAP. When the textbook will be available there depends on the student that currently has it checked out.

1/12/2005 - As mentioned yesterday in class I want your programs to run on either sunray.csee.usf.edu (UNIX) or netcluster.csee.usf.edu (LINUX). I have checked with tech support and both are available to undergrad students. Your login is the same as grad and all the other csee machines. In order to access these machines from off campus you will need to login using a secure shell client. If you have a LINUX or UNIX machine at home then I recommend the command-line program ssh (use "man ssh" to find out more). If you're logging in from a Windows machine then a good program to use is SSH Client from SSH Communications Security. They provide a free non-commercial version that can be downloaded here: SSH Client.

1/11/2005 - I checked with the USF bookstore and the textbooks should be in on Friday.

1/11/2005 - The first assignment has been posted on the website. Along with the description of the assignment (handed out in class) I have also posted sample problems and solutions. The format of the .start files is identical to those that will be used to test your programs.