import nltk

from nltk.chat.util import

Chat, reflections
# Define pairs of patterns and
responses
pairs = [
(r'How do I declare a
major/minor in Computer
Science?',
['To declare a major/minor in
Computer Science, you
typically need to visit the
department office and fill out
a declaration form. The
specific
requirements may vary, so
it\'s best to check with the
department advisor.']),
(r'What are the prerequisites
for specific CS courses?',
['Prerequisites for CS
courses can vary widely. You
can find detailed
prerequisites listed
in the course catalog or on
the department\'s website.']),
(r'How can I change my
major to Computer Science?',
['Changing your major to
Computer
Science usually involves
meeting with an academic
advisor to discuss the
requirements and then
officially submitting a change
of major
form.']),
(r'What are the core courses
for a Computer Science
major?',
['Core courses for a
Computer Science major
typically include programming
fundamentals, data
structures, algorithms,
computer architecture, and
software
engineering.']),
(r'Are there any study abroad
opportunities for Computer
Science students?',
['Yes, many universities offer
study abroad programs for
Computer Science students.
You can inquire with the study
abroad office or the CS
department for more
information.']),
(r'What clubs or
organizations are available
for Computer Science
students?',
 ['Common clubs and
organizations for CS students
might include ACM
(Association for
Computing Machinery),
coding clubs, hackathons,
and robotics clubs.']),
(r'Can I do research as an
undergraduate student?',
['Yes, many universities offer
opportunities for
undergraduate research in
ComputerScience. You can
reach out to professors or the
department to inquire about
research
positions.']),
(r'How do I get involved in
undergraduate research?',
['To get involved in
undergraduate research, you
can reach out to professors
whose work
interests you, attend
departmental research
seminars, or check the
university\'s research
opportunities database.']),
(r'How do I register for
Computer Science courses?',
['You can register for CS
courses through the
university\'s online
registration system.
Make sure to check for any
prerequisites or
restrictions.']),
(r'Are there prerequisites for
upper-level CS courses?',
['Yes, upper-level CS
courses typically have
prerequisites to ensure
students have the
necessary background
knowledge. Check the course
catalog for specific
requirements.']),
(r'What are the typical class
sizes for Computer Science
courses?',
 ['Class sizes can vary but are
often smaller for upper-level
courses and
larger for
introductory courses. You can
check the course catalog for
historical enrollment
numbers.']),
(r'How many credits are
required for a Computer
Science major/minor?',
['The number of credits
required for a CS major/minor
can vary by university.
Typically,
it ranges from 30-60 credits
for a minor and 60-120
credits for a major.']),
 (r'Are there any honors
courses available?',
['Many universities offer
honors courses for Computer
Science majors. These
courses
often provide more in-depth
study and research
opportunities.']),
(r'Can I take CS courses if
I\'m not a CS major?',
['Yes, many CS courses are
open to students outside the
major. However, priority
registration is often given to
CS majors.']),
(r'How do I find internship
opportunities in Computer
Science?',
['You can find internship
opportunities through
university career fairs, online
job boards,
the CS department, and
networking with professionals
in the field.']),
(r'Are there any career fairs
specifically for CS students?',
['Yes, many universities host
career fairs specifically for CS
students where tech
companies come to recruit.']),
(r'What kinds of jobs do CS
graduates typically pursue?',
['CS graduates pursue a
wide range of careers,
including software
development,
cybersecurity, data analysis,
artificial intelligence, and
more.']),
(r'Do you offer resume
workshops or career
counseling for CS students?',
['Yes, many universities offer
resume workshops, mock
interviews, and career
counseling services
specifically tailored to CS
students.']),
 (r'How do I get an advisor in
the CS department?',
['You can typically request an
advisor in the CS department
by contacting the
department office or through
the university\'s online
advisor assignment
system.']),
(r'What are the office hours
for CS professors?',
['Office hours for CS
professors are usually posted
on their department webpage
or
syllabus. You can also find
this information on the
department bulletin board.']),
(r'Can I request a letter of
recommendation from a CS
professor?',
['Yes, you can request a
letter of recommendation
from a CS professor. It\'s best
to ask
well in advance and provide
them with relevant
information about yourself
and your
accomplishments.']),
(r'How do I contact a
professor for
research opportunities?',
['You can email professors
whose research interests
align with yours to inquire
about
research opportunities. Be
sure to express your interest
and attach your resume.']),
(r'Are there any faculty-led
study groups or tutoring
sessions?',
['Some professors or
graduate students may offer
study groups or tutoring
sessions for
specific courses. You can ask
your professors or check with
the
department.']),
(r'What computer labs are
available for CS students?',
['CS students often have
access to dedicated
computer labs with
specialized software.
Check with the CS
department or university IT
services for locations and
hours.']),
(r'How do I get access to
specialized software for CS
courses?',
['Many universities provide
access to specialized
software for CS courses
either throughon-campus labs
or
remote access. Check with
the CS department for
instructions.']),
(r'Are there any workshops
or seminars on specific CS
topics?',
['Yes, universities often host
workshops, seminars, and
guest lectures on various CS
topics. Check the department
calendar or bulletin for
upcoming events.']),
(r'What library resources are
available for CS students?',
['The library may offer
resources such as online
journals, books, and
databases specific
to Computer Science. You
can access these resources
both on-campus and
remotely.']),
(r'Is there a CS lounge or
designated study area?',
['Many universities have a
designated CS lounge or
study area where students
can work
on projects, collaborate, and
study. Check with the CS
department for details.']),
(r'How do I connect to the
university\'s Wi-Fi network?',
 ['Instructions for connecting
to the university\'s Wi-Fi
network are usually available
on
the IT services website or
provided during orientation.']),
(r'What do I do if I encounter
technical issues with course
software?',
['If you encounter technical
issues with course software,
you can reach out to the
university\'s IT helpdesk for
assistance. They can often
provide troubleshooting
steps.']),
(r'How can I get help with
programming assignments
outside of class?',
['You can seek help with
programming assignments by
attending professor or TA
office
hours, joining study groups,
or utilizing online resources
such as forums and tutorial
websites.']),
]
# Greetings responses
greetings = ["Hello!", "Hi
there!", "Hey!", "Greetings!"]
# Goodbye responses
goodbyes = ["Goodbye!",
"See you later!", "Bye!",
"Farewell!"]
# Random responses for
variety
random_responses = [
"Hmm, interesting question.",
"I'm not sure I understand.",
"Could you please rephrase
that?","That's a good
question.",
"I'll have to think about that
one.",
"I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch
that.",
]
# Create a Chatbot with
defined pairs
chatbot = Chat(pairs,
reflections)
# Start conversation
print("Hi! I'm here to help you
with your questions about
Computer Science. Ask me
anything!")
while True:
user_input = input("You: ")
if user_input.lower() == 'bye':
print("Bot:",
random.choice(goodbyes))
break
elif not user_input.strip():
print("Bot: Please ask me a
question.")
elif user_input.lower() ==
'help':
print("Bot: You can ask me
questions about Computer
Science, such as declaring a
major, finding internships, or
getting involved in research.")
else:
response =
chatbot.respond(user_input)
if not response:
print("Bot:",
random.choice(random_resp
onses))
else:
print("Bot:", response)