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The document outlines a curriculum for an Artificial Intelligence course, divided into six units covering various topics and experiments. Each unit includes hands-on programming tasks, such as maintaining a family tree, solving puzzles, and implementing search techniques. The course also introduces probabilistic reasoning and expert systems, culminating in the design of an AI scenario with learning capabilities.

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Lab Programs Modulewise

The document outlines a curriculum for an Artificial Intelligence course, divided into six units covering various topics and experiments. Each unit includes hands-on programming tasks, such as maintaining a family tree, solving puzzles, and implementing search techniques. The course also introduces probabilistic reasoning and expert systems, culminating in the design of an AI scenario with learning capabilities.

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Unit 1: Overview of Artificial Intelligence

 Experiment-1: Write a program to maintain a family tree.

Unit 2: Problem Solving and Classical Search Techniques


 Experiment-2: Search a list of items using best first search.
 Experiment-3: Solve 8-puzzle problem using best first search.
 Experiment-4: Write a program for greedy search.
 Experiment-5: Write a program to solve the "Water Jug Problem."

Unit 3: Advanced Search Techniques


 Experiment-6: Write a program for the min-max problem.
 Experiment-7: Write a program to solve any 2-player game scenarios (e.g., 8
Queens, 8 Puzzle).
 Experiment-8: Write a program to find the minimal moves in an 8 Queens
problem.
 Experiment-9: Solve the Robot (traversal) problem using Means-End Analysis.
 Experiment-10: Solve the Traveling Salesman Problem.

Unit 4: Knowledge and Reasoning


 Experiment-11: Introduction to LISP and PROLOG programming languages.

Unit 5: Probabilistic Reasoning


 Experiment-12: Program for Bayes Rule.
 Experiment-13: Write a program to construct a Bayesian network considering
medical data. Use this model to demonstrate the diagnosis of heart patients using
a standard Heart Disease Data Set.
Unit 6: Expert Systems
 Experiment-14: Design an expert system scenario with learning and planning
capability of AI.
 Experiment-15: Write a program using a genetic algorithm for roulette wheel
selection.

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