CSCI 222 PRESENTATIONS

CSCI 222 PRESENTATIONS

Contents of Handout and Chapter readings in the order of date to be presented:

Everyone should have read the paper by that date (will be established once the course starts) Chapter order can be seen at the course notes page

    Early chapters - instructor presentations. Once you have background, students presentations:

  1. R1: an Expert in the Computer Systems Domain : pgs. 2-4, Chapters 3, 5, 14

  2. Expert Systems: Matching Techniques to Tasks: pgs. 88-109 and coursenotes

  3. Classification Problem Solving: A Tutorial from an AI Perspective : pgs. 110-118, Chapter 11, 12

  4. Abduction by Classification and Assembly : pgs. 119-130, Chapters 10, 11, 12,

    * Demos of rule-based systems (Lab1)

    * Demonstration of Smalltalk Generic Task Toolset:

  5. Prospector : pgs. 20-24, Chapters 3, 5

  6. Towards the Simulation of Clinical Cognition : PIP - pgs. 31-46, Chapter 6

  7. Design of a Program for Expert Diagnosis of Acid Base and Electrolyte Disturbances: ABEL - pgs. 47-87, Chapter 11, 12, 13

  8. Doing R1 With Style: pgs. 5-19, Chapter 14

  9. An Approach to Expert Systems For Mechanical Design : pgs. 131-145, Chapter 14, 15, 16

  10. Boeing Blackboard System: pgs. 146-163, Chapter 18

  11. Hearsay-III: A Domain-Independent Framework for Expert Systems and The Design and an Example Use of Hearsay-IIIChapter 18

    * Demos of Lab 2: