News:
[12/19/2011] LISP4 graded and statistics available (only 6 out of 13 students turned it in)
[12/13/2011] Written Homework #5 graded and statistics available
[12/05/2011] Written Homework #4 graded and statistics available
[11/19/2011] Written Homework #3 graded and statistics available
[11/17/2011] Midterm graded and statistics available
[11/12/2011] LISP2 graded and statistics available
[10/25/2011] Written Homework #2 graded and statistics available
[10/15/2011] LISP1 graded and statistics available
[10/10/2011] Written Homework #1 graded and statistics available
[09/30/2011] LISP0 graded and statistics available
[09/22/2011] Updated homework submission and appeal guidelines
[09/22/2011] Updated homework submission requirements (see Homework and Projects section below)
[09/01/2011] LISP tutorial notes available
First class on Tuesday, Sept. 1st
Instructor: Prof.
Lenhart Schubert
TA: Daphne
Liu
Class time: (CSB 632) Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:05-12:20
Text (required for grads, a reference for undergrads):
Brachman & Levesque, Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
[ISBN: 1558609326]
Supplementary texts: Russell &
Norvig, Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach [ISBN:
0137903952]; Genesereth & Nilsson, Logical Foundations of
Artificial Intelligence [ISBN: 0934613311]
Instructor office hours: (CSB733) Tuesdays and Thursdays
17:00-18:30
TA office hours: (CSB723) Fridays 10:00-12:00
TA email: daphnel (at) cs rochester
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Grads |
Undergrads |
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5 assignments |
20(+/-)3% |
30(+/-)3% |
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LISP problems |
15(+/-)3% |
18(+/-)3% |
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Midterm test |
18(+/-)3% |
22(+/-)3% |
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Final test |
25(+/-)3% |
30(+/-)3% |
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Essay / Project |
22(+/-)3% |
Not applicable |
Midterm: 1.25 hours, Nov. 10, closed book
Final Test: 1.25 hours, Dec. 13, non-cumulative and closed-book
All homework submissions should conform to the homework submission requirements. Late submissions of written (non-programming) assignments are not allowed except under extenuating circumstances which you must have valid documentation for and inform me of prior to the due date. Late submissions of programming assignments beyond 48 hours late will not be allowed.. You may request an extension under the following rules.
You notify me that you need an extension for a written assignment by email before the deadline, explain your extenuating circumstances, and specify how many extra days you need. Your extension will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
We will apply a 0.9 multiplier to your grade for every day your programming assignment is late, up to 2 days. Your assignment counts as a day late if it is submitted within 24 hours of the original deadline, 2 days late between 24 and 48 hours, but you will not get any credit for it if it is more than 48 hours late.
We will also consider general penalty-free extensions for the entire class under circumstances where (1) we are alerted at least 48 hours before the deadline to the need for extra time, (2) the reasons are good and applicable to the class as a whole, and (3) this does not disrupt the course schedule.
Each LISP assignment (i.e., each phase) is built upon the preceding phases. Once a LISP assignment has been graded, we will provide one or two versions of the solutions. If you incorporate any provided solutions in a later phase, then you must explicitly state this in your README, and furthermore, you will face a 10% penalty for using provided solutions (to a/the previous phase) in your current phase. Failure to state that you have used provided solutions when you have actually done so will be treated as plagiarism, a serious case of academic dishonesty.
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Due |
low |
median |
average |
high |
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undergrad / grad |
undergrad / grad |
undergrad / grad |
undergrad / grad |
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Lisp Problem Set 0 (out 09/08/2011): out of 60 |
11:59 PM, Thurs., 09/15/2011 |
55/25 |
55/42.3 |
55.67/39.96 |
57/54 |
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Assignment 1 - written (out 09/20/2011): out of 165 for undergrads, 225 for grads |
11:04 AM, Tue., 09/27/2011 |
105.5/110.5 |
111.5/178 |
113.17/167.53 |
122.5/218.5 |
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Assignment 1 - lisp (out 09/20/2011): out of 50 |
04:59 PM, Fri., 09/30/2011 |
28/0 |
41/37.25 |
38/31.67 |
45/49 |
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Assignment 2 - written (out 10/04/2011): out of 65 for undergrads, 87 for grads |
11:04 AM, Thurs., 10/13/2011 |
48.5/39.5 |
56.5/59.25 |
54/61.65 |
57/85 |
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Assignment 2 - lisp (out 10/04/2011): out of 65 |
11:04 AM, Wed., 10/26/2011 |
29/0 |
29/25.32 |
29.33/22.09 |
30/43 |
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Assignment 3 - written: out of 67 for undergrads, 77 for grads |
11:04 AM, Tue., 11/01/2011 |
52.5/0 |
60/51.25 |
58.67/40.95 |
63.5/73.5 |
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Assignment 3 - lisp: out of 44 (only 7 of 13 students turned it in) |
11:04 AM, Tue., 11/08/2011 |
0/0 |
3/9.72 |
15.17/16.34 |
42.5/41 |
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Midterm: out of 75 |
in class |
32.5/0 |
42.5/55.25 |
43.67/49.25 |
56/61 |
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Assignment 4 - written: out of 42 for undergrads, 50 for grads |
5 PM, Wed., 11/30/2011 |
29.5/0 |
32.5/37.75 |
33.33/29.03 |
38/46 |
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Assignment 4 - lisp: out of 25 (only 6 of 13 students turned it in) |
5 PM, Fri., 12/09/2011 |
0/0 |
20.9/0 |
14.3/8.47 |
22/25 |
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Assignment 5 - written: out of 51 |
11 AM, Mon., 12/12/2011 |
25.5/0 |
42/37.75 |
37/27.25 |
43.5/50 |
Tentative
Class Schedule
Grad
Project Guidelines
[09/01/2011] LISP tutorial notes
Practical Common LISP: A complete book on Common LISP
Indiana University LISP Primer: An excellent LISP primer
Common Lisp the Language, 2nd Edition: The ultimate reference guide to Common LISP
Myroslava Dzikovska's LISP tutorial: Detailed notes on common functions
Marty Hall's LISP summary : Summary of common functions
An Introduction and Tutorial for Common Lisp: An excellent collection of handouts and links for both beginners and advanced LISP users