Lab 1 Getting Started

• So far I have seen three exceptionally nice displays of the programs
  • Reginald Guanlao
  • John Ichihashi
  • Charles Poteet

• Lab 1 data to test your functions

• It would help me to grade your labs if you would make a file that looks sorta like this .

  The first clause in the AND prints out the command (side effect), and then the result of the second clause (the actual call) will be returned as the last clause as the AND

  If you do this for each of your functions (with *your* function names) I can easily load it (or paste it) and see your results.

  This file has the test set, plus a couple easy ones first, using munion.

  Note that I put the one that generates the error last, so that the whole program will run before the error.

Lab 2 Code Reuse

• Due date: October 19
• How to look at another's code
• A couple of examples from fellow students

Lab 3 Getting used to Java and AI

• Due date: November 23
• on local machines see /etc/services for available port numbers (or should I say unavailable ports) Also, never use less than 1024.
• also see some of the books examples

Lab 4 - "culminating experience"

A "sizable" AI program in Java - done by you (with possible help...)

Due: December 14-16th

Submit via a web page. Provide source code in jar format.

See jar Guide and Suns jar tutorial

Provide README with

• what you did
• how to run your code
• discussion on what works and what doesn't
• discussion on AI
• If "used" code - where did you get it?
• etc.