Foundations of Artificial Intelligence - Exercises
Exercise groups
Locations and Times
| Group | Language | Tutor | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | english | Ingmar Berger | Friday, 10:15-11:00 | 052-02-017 |
| 2 | german | Frederic Dijoux | Friday, 10:15-11:00 | 101-00-010/014 |
| 3 | german | Jonas Sternisko | Friday, 10:15-11:00 | 101-00-026 |
| 4 | german | Stefan Oßwald | Friday, 10:15-11:00 | 101-01-009/13 |
Exercises
| Sheet no. | Date handed out | Date submission | Additional material |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exercise sheet 01 (german) | Tuesday, April 28 | Tuesday, May 05 | |
| Exercise sheet 02 (german) | Tuesday, May 05 | Tuesday, May 12 | |
| Exercise sheet 03 (german) | Tuesday, May 12 | Tuesday, May 17 | |
| Exercise sheet 04 (german) | Tuesday, May 19 | Tuesday, May 26 | |
| Exercise sheet 05 (german) | Tuesday, May 26 | Tuesday, June 09 | |
| Exercise sheet 06 (german) | Tuesday, June 09 | Tuesday, June 16 | |
| Exercise sheet 07 (german) | Tuesday, June 16 | Tuesday, June 23 | |
| Exercise sheet 08 (german) | Tuesday, June 23 | Tuesday, June 30 | |
| Exercise sheet 09 (german) | Tuesday, June 30 | Tuesday, July 7 | |
| Exercise sheet 10 (german) | Tuesday, July 7 | Tuesday, July 14 | trucks-domain.pddl trucks-problem-1.pddl trucks-problem-2.pddl |
| Exercise sheet 11 (german) | Tuesday, July 14 | Tuesday, July 21 |
Additional Material for the Exercises
- IndiGolog is an action language based on the situation calculus.
- FF in a pre-compiled Linux version (for Intel compatible CPUs), in a pre-compiled Solaris version (for SPARCs, e.g. in some of the university pools) and as complete distribution (not precompiled, for users of other systems (e.g. windows)). More information on the official homepage.
Exercise Rules
Exercise assignments will be put on the web each tuesday. The solutions are collected the following tuesday before the lecture. Solutions may be submitted in german or in english. Corrected solutions will be given back and discussed in the tutorials on friday. Working on the assignments in groups of up to three (3) people is encouraged. Please fill out the cover sheet and attach it to your solution.
For each exercise assignment, one (1) bonus point can be gained. The bonus points are not only given for correct and complete answers but depend on whether the entire sheet has been worked on in a sensible manner. Judgement on this lies with the respective tutors. Half (1/2) bonus points can also be given for partially worked-on assignments.
In order to have the bonus points added to the exam score, at least one presentation of exercise solutions in a tutorial has to be given. Each presentation is worth one (1) bonus point but not more then two (2) can be gained in this manner. Also, students are not allowed to miss more than four (4) tutorials if they want to get their bonus points.
Finally, don't cheat! Since it is not necessary to have perfect solutions, cheating would just diminish the learning effect. If two groups' solutions are found to be copies of each other, both lose the bonus point for this assignment. If a solution is found to be a copy from a book or web resource, this group loses the bonus point for this assignment. Repeated plagiarism leads to forfeiture of this group's bonus points.