EECS 338 - Practicum in Intelligent Information Systems

CATALOG DESCRIPTION: A practical excursion into the building of Intelligent Information Systems. Each student will develop a working program in the area of information access, management, capture, or retrieval. Project definition, data collection, technology selection, implementation, and project management. Semantics-oriented introduction to natural language processing, broadly construed. Representation of meaning and knowledge inference in story understanding, script/frame theory, plans and plan recognition, counter-planning, and thematic structures.

  • This course satisfies the project requirement.

COURSE COORDINATORS: Larry Birnbaum, Kristian Hammond

REQUIRED TEXTS: None 

PREREQUISITES: None

 

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