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TME2073 (Ver.3) Intelligent Systems Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, UNIMAS

This document provides information on the Intelligent Systems course offered by the Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology at UNIMAS. The 3-credit course introduces students to the concepts and methodologies of artificial intelligence, including knowledge representation techniques and search strategies for developing intelligent systems. Students will learn about areas of AI such as problem solving, neural networks, expert systems, natural language processing, genetic algorithms, and fuzzy logic. By the end of the course, students will be able to explain AI methods for problem scenarios, construct solutions for intelligent systems applications, and distinguish problem solving techniques in AI. Assessment is based on continuous assessments (60%) and final assessment (40%).

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TME2073 (Ver.3) Intelligent Systems Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, UNIMAS

This document provides information on the Intelligent Systems course offered by the Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology at UNIMAS. The 3-credit course introduces students to the concepts and methodologies of artificial intelligence, including knowledge representation techniques and search strategies for developing intelligent systems. Students will learn about areas of AI such as problem solving, neural networks, expert systems, natural language processing, genetic algorithms, and fuzzy logic. By the end of the course, students will be able to explain AI methods for problem scenarios, construct solutions for intelligent systems applications, and distinguish problem solving techniques in AI. Assessment is based on continuous assessments (60%) and final assessment (40%).

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TME2073 [Ver.

3] Intelligent Systems Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, UNIMAS

COURSE TITLE INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS


(Sistem Pintar)

COURSE CODE TME2073

CREDIT 3

PREREQUISITE/S TMF1434 Data Structure and Algorithms (Prerequisite)

SYNOPSIS This course will provide students with the knowledge of Artificial
Intelligence(AI) especially for intelligent system including the
methodology of knowledge representation as well as searching
techniques for developing intelligent system. The course delves into
some central areas of artificial intelligence such as problem solving
and the application of AI in real worlds such as neural network,
expert systems, natural language processing, genetic algorithm, fuzzy
logic and intelligent tutoring system.

(Kursus ini akan menyediakan pelajar tentang pengetahuan


kepintaran buatan khususnya sistem pintar termasuklah
kaedah-kaedah bagi perwakilan pengetahuan serta teknik-teknik
gelintaran bagi menghasilkan sistem pintar. Seterusnya, kursus ini
akan membawa pelajar untuk menyelidiki ke dalam teras kepada
kepintaran buatan seperti penyelesaian masalah, serta aplikasi
kepintaran buatan dalam dunia sebenar seperti rangkaian neural,
sistem pakar, pemprosesan bahasa tabii, algoritma genetik, logik
kabur dan sistem tutoran pintar.)

LEARNING By the end of this course, students will be able to:


OUTCOMES o Explain the Artificial Intelligence methods to suit a given
scenario problem. [C4]
o Construct problem solving solution for intelligent systems
application. [P4]
o Distinguish the problem solving techniques in the area of
artificial intelligence. [C4]

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TME2073 [Ver.3] Intelligent Systems Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, UNIMAS

STUDENT Guided LHs Self LHs


LEARNING Lectures 28 56
HOURS Laboratories/Practical 4 11
Continuous Assessment 4 8
Final Examination/Assessment 3 6
Sub-Total 39 81
Total 120 Hours

LEARNING Guided LHs


UNITS 1. Artificial Intelligence: Its Root and Scope 2
- What IS AI?
- The Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
- The History of Artificial Intelligence

2. Intelligent Agents 3
- Agents and Environments
- The Concept of Rationality
- The Nature of Environments
- The Structure of Agents

3. Knowledge Representation 2
and Intelligence
- Introduction of main Knowledge Representation in AI

- Introduction to Rules
- Introduction to Frames
- Introduction to Semantic Network
- Introduction to Logic

4. Propositional Logic - Syntax and Semantics 2


- Proof System
- Resolution
- Horn Clauses

5. First Order Predicate Logic 2


- Syntax and Semantics
- Quantifiers
- Proof Calculi
- Resolution

6. Logic Programming with Prolog 6


- Introduction to Logic Programming - Matching,

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Unification and Instantiation

7. Logic Programming with Prolog 3


- Input and Output Predicates
- Fact, Rule, Query and Operator
- Backtracking, Controlling, Recursion and List

8. Search and Problem Solving 2


- Structure and Strategies for State Space Search
- Heuristic Search
- Stochastic Methods
- Building Control Algorithms for State Space
- Strong Method Problem Solving
- Reasoning in Uncertain Situations

9. Evolutionary Computation 2
- Introduction to Evolutionary Computation
- Introduction to Genetic Algorithms

10. Intelligent System Applications 4


- Introduction to Artificial Neural Network
- Introduction to Expert System
- Introduction to Natural Language Understanding
- Introduction to Fuzzy Logic
- Introductionto Intelligent Tutoring System
-Intro to Machine Learning

Total 28

ASSESSMENT Continuous Assessment 60 %


Final Assessment 40 %
Total 100 %

REFERENCES 1. G. F. Luger. (2009). Artificial intelligence : Structures and


Strategies for Complex Problem Solving.(6th
Edition),Addison-Wesley.

2. Russell, S. & Norvig, P. (2008). Artificial intelligence : a


modern approach. New Delhi: Prentice-Hall of India.

3. Cawsey, A. (1998). The essence of artificial intelligence.


Harlow, England New York: Prentice Hall.

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4. Negnevitsky, M. (2005). Artificial intelligence : a guide to


intelligent systems. Harlow, England New York:
Addison-Wesley.

5. Russell, S. & Norvig, P. (2016). Artificial intelligence a


modern approach. Boston Columbus Indianapolis New York
San Francisco:Pearson.

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