建築專題討論(一)

This course introduces symbolic and connectionist (neural) applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the design field. Students are expected to acquire the basic skills of intelligence programming in order to explore current issues of AI in design. This course also covers two main processes much discussed in AI and cognitive science: symbolic processing and connectionist (neural) processing.

This is one of the required courses for PhD students.

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作業部份: The three projects in the three modules are given equal weight in grading. 考試部份: a final paper is needed 評量部份: 100% for the paper submission

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地點

HA 105

時間

all week round

聯絡方式

03-57312121*58457