Last updated 2014 December 22

Resources

Instructor

The best method of getting in touch with the instructor regarding course material is at class, or use the course forum by following the top link in the left frame.
For office hours and email address follow the link in the title frame.

Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence, Ivan Bratko, Fourth Edition, Pearson, 2012. ISBN 978-0-321-41746-6
How we Learn: The Surprising Truth About When, Where, and Why it Happens, Benedict Carey, Random House, 2014.
Probably Approximately Correct: Nature's Algorithms for Learning and Prospering in a Complex World, Leslie Valiant, Basic Books, 2013.
Risk Assessment and Decision Analysis with Bayesian Networks, Norman Fenton, Martin Neil, CRC Press, 2013

Solutions to exams and reports — password restricted to EECS faculty and to students enrolled in the course

Technical internship employer survey on student strengths and need for development

Advice to students from people who have been on a technical internship on student strengths and need for development

A collection of web pages to introduce you to the processes and library resources that can be used in writing papers and reports.

To run Prolog execute the command swipl or the command pl. To exit enter <CTRL>-D at the prompt.

SWI-Prolog — Windows and Mac OS X versions of Prolog. Free software licensed under the Lesser GNU Public License. Look under downloads and IDE tools.

On Mac OS X, SWI-Prolog runs in the underlying Unix system. I did the following.

Install XCrystal, an X11 system originally a part of Xcode and now separate freeware.
Install MacPorts, which creates the directory /opt
From within XCrystal (X11) Install SWI-Prolog (done as superuser) using instructions given with MacPorts documentation.

A starting point is the Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science Prolog repository.