Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
– Knowledge Representation & Reasoning by Brachman & Levesque (available online) • Lectures – Tuesday and Thursday, 12:50-2:05, 300-300 • Grades – Four Assignments (40%), Mid-term (25%), Final (35%) • Prerequisites – First order logic and Resolution (at the level of CS157) • There will be two tutorial sections to cover this material
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