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Course Information
Instructor: Chris Piech
Course assistants:
Contact: Please use Piazza for all questions related to lectures, homeworks, and projects. For private questions, email: cs221-sum1213-staff@lists.stanford.edu.
Book: Russell and Norvig. Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, 3rd. edition.
Prerequisites: a good grasp of basic data structures and algorithms, probability, linear algebra; solid programming skills.
Grading Policy
| Homework | 0% |
| Projects | 0% |
| Midterm | 0% |
| Final | 0% |
Tentative Schedule
| Date | Topic | Reading | Lecture notes | Assignment out | Assignment due |
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[State Space Models] |
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| Jun 25 [Tu] | Introduction | ||||
| Jan 27 [Tr] | |||||
| July 2 [Tu] | |||||
| July 4 [Tr] | No Class | ||||
| July 9 [Tu] | |||||
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[Machine Learning] |
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| July 11 [Tr] | |||||
| July 16 [Tu] | |||||
| July 18 [Tr] | |||||
| July 23 [Tu] | |||||
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[Variable Space Models] |
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| July 25 [Tr] | |||||
| July 30 [Tu] | |||||
| Aug 1 [Tr] | |||||
| Aug 6 [Tu] | |||||
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| Aug 13 [Tu] | |||||
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[Applications] |
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| Aug 15 [Tr] | Applications | ||||
| Aug 17 [Sa] | Final | ||||
Policies
Group Work
You are encouraged to talk about the homework assignments in small groups. However your final submission must be written up in your own words and you must not share actual lines of code with other students.
Late Policy
You have three "late" days for the entire quarter. You can use each late day to grant yourself a 24 hour extension. You can use multiple late days on a single assignment. After you have used up all of your late days we will no longer accept late submissions.
Submission
Homework assignments will have specific submission instructions included with the handouts. We will use a certain amount of automatic grading to help us deal with the massive amounts of code everyone submits, so please follow the submission instructions exactly as written!
Honor Code
You are free to discuss the assignment and solutions with others. However, you must write your own assignment, and must not represent any portion of others' work as your own. Anybody violating the honor code will be referred to the Judical-Affairs Office. If convicted, the normal penalty is a quarter suspension or worse.