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The sub-areas and the primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning ('''CS 761'''), Computer Vision ('''CS 766 to:
The sub-areas and the primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning ('''CS 761'''), Computer Vision ('''CS 766'''), and Advanced Bioinformatics ('''CS 776'''). Changed lines 13-14 from:
!!!!!!%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766 to:
!!!!!!%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, and CS 776'''. Changed lines 18-19 from:
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* %red%'''{+Both+} questions from a single additional class (CS 761, CS 766, or CS 776).''' January 16, 2017, at 11:20 AM
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%black%'''We expect to add CS 841 (Computational Cognitive Science) in a forthcoming semester.''' May 17, 2012, at 02:13 PM
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!!!!%black% {+That is, the latter two questions '''cannot''' be from different courses, and must correspond to the sub-area in which the student is intended to specialize to:
!!!!%black% {+That is, the latter two questions '''cannot''' be from different courses, and must correspond to the sub-area in which the student is intended to specialize.+} Changed line 12 from:
Each of these courses has '''CS 540, CS 760, CS 576, or CS 731''' as a prerequisite. to:
Each of these courses has '''CS 540, CS 760, CS 576, or CS 731''' as a prerequisite. Note that staff shortages may make it impossible for the Department to regularly offer '''CS 731'''. Changed line 11 from:
The sub-areas and the primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning ('''CS 761'''), Computer Vision ('''CS 766'''), Natural Language Processing (CS 769), and Advanced Bioinformatics ('''CS 776'''). to:
The sub-areas and the primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning ('''CS 761'''), Computer Vision ('''CS 766'''), Natural Language Processing ('''CS 769'''), and Advanced Bioinformatics ('''CS 776'''). Changed lines 12-13 from:
Each of these courses has '''CS 540, CS 760, CS 576, or CS 731''' as a prerequisite. Staff shortages may make it impossible for the Department to regularly offer '''CS 731'''. semester appropriate for their course scheduling, graduate students should take '''CS 731''' ''instead'' of '''CS 540'''. to:
Each of these courses has '''CS 540, CS 760, CS 576, or CS 731''' as a prerequisite. Staff shortages may make it impossible for the Department to regularly offer '''CS 731'''. Changed line 23 from:
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%black%'''We expect to add CS 841 (Computational Cognitive Science) in a forthcoming semester.''' Changed line 30 from:
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%black%'''[+Please review the reading list for the relevant courses from the sidebar+]''' Changed line 14 from:
!!!!!%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. to:
!!!!!!%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. Changed line 24 from:
%black% {+The latter two questions '''cannot''' be from different courses, and must correspond to the sub-area in which the student is intended to specialize in.+} to:
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%black%The AI qualifying exam is designed to test for both a {+general breadth knowledge of AI+} ''and'' a {+deeper specialized knowledge of one particular sub-area within AI+}. Specifically, the exam will consist of %red%'''two''' %black%mandatory to:
%black%The AI qualifying exam is designed to test for both a {+general breadth knowledge of AI+} ''and'' a {+deeper specialized knowledge of one particular sub-area within AI+}. Specifically, the exam will consist of # %red%'''two''' %black%mandatory questions from %blue%'''CS 760'''%black%, and # %red%'''two'''%black% questions each from %blue%'''CS 761, CS 766, CS 769''', and '''CS 776'''%black%. Changed lines 17-18 from:
%black%The AI qualifying exam is designed to test for both a general breadth knowledge of AI and a deeper specialized knowledge of one particular sub-area within AI. Specifically, the exam will consist of %red%'''two''' %black%mandatory to:
%black%The AI qualifying exam is designed to test for both a {+general breadth knowledge of AI+} ''and'' a {+deeper specialized knowledge of one particular sub-area within AI+}. Specifically, the exam will consist of %red%'''two''' %black%mandatory Changed line 14 from:
!!!!%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. to:
!!!!!%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. Changed line 14 from:
!!!%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. to:
!!!!%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. Changed lines 14-15 from:
%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. to:
!!!%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. Changed line 22 from:
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The Department's standard course offerings in Artificial Intelligence include a senior-level survey of the field, '''CS 540'''; two graduate-level primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning ('''CS 761'''), Computer Vision ('''CS 766'''), Natural Language Processing (CS 769), and Advanced Bioinformatics ('''CS 776'''). to:
The Department's standard course offerings in Artificial Intelligence include # a senior-level survey of the field, '''CS 540'''; # two graduate-level survey courses of the field, '''CS 760''' and '''CS 731'''; and # a series of 700-level courses each covering one sub-area of the field. The sub-areas and the primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning ('''CS 761'''), Computer Vision ('''CS 766'''), Natural Language Processing (CS 769), and Advanced Bioinformatics ('''CS 776'''). Changed line 20 from:
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The Department's standard course offerings in Artificial Intelligence include a senior-level survey of the field, '''CS 540'''; two graduate-level Changed line 14 from:
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The Department's standard course offerings in Artificial Intelligence include a senior-level survey of the field, '''CS 540'''; two graduate-level to:
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%blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. Changed lines 9-10 from:
primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning (CS 761), Computer Vision (CS 766), Natural Language Processing (CS 769), and Advanced Bioinformatics ( to:
primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning ('''CS 761'''), Computer Vision ('''CS 766'''), Natural Language Processing (CS 769), and Advanced Bioinformatics ('''CS 776'''). Each of these courses has '''CS 540, CS 760, CS 576, or CS 731''' as a prerequisite. Staff shortages may make it impossible for the Department to regularly offer '''CS 731'''. When it is offered in a Changed lines 7-19 from:
The Department's standard course offerings in Artificial Intelligence survey courses of the field, CS 760 and CS 731; and a series of 700-level primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning (CS 761), 760, CS 576, or CS 731 as a prerequisite. Staff shortages may make it impossible semester appropriate for their course scheduling, graduate students should qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or 731), CS 760, and in one of to:
The Department's standard course offerings in Artificial Intelligence include a senior-level survey of the field, '''CS 540'''; two graduate-level survey courses of the field, '''CS 760''' and '''CS 731'''; and a series of 700-level courses each covering one sub-area of the field. The sub-areas and the primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning (CS 761), Computer Vision (CS 766), Natural Language Processing (CS 769), and Advanced Bioinformatics (CS776). Each of these courses has '''CS 540, CS 760, CS 576, or CS 731''' as a prerequisite. Staff shortages may make it impossible for the Department to regularly offer CS 731. When it is offered in a semester appropriate for their course scheduling, graduate students should take '''CS 731''' ''instead'' of '''CS 540'''. %blue%'''Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in '''CS 540 (or CS 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, CS 766, CS 769, and CS 776'''. Changed line 24 from:
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sub-area within AI. Specifically, the exam will consist of two mandatory questions from CS 760, and two questions each from 761, 766, 769, and 776. two questions from 760, and both questions from a single to:
sub-area within AI. Specifically, the exam will consist of %red%'''two''' %black%mandatory questions from '''CS 760''', and %red%'''two''' questions each from '''761, 766, 769''', and '''776'''. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily the %red%'''two questions from 760'''%black%, and %red%'''both questions from a single additional class (761, 766, 769, or 776)'''%black%. The latter two questions '''cannot''' be from different courses, and must correspond to the sub-area in which Deleted lines 29-40:
Students will be prepared for the AI Exam if they have mastered * The material presented in an introduction to artificial intelligence course such as 540; * The Readings associated with 760; * The Readings associated with one of 761, 766, 776 and 769. Students should note that the Readings ''go beyond'' the material covered in the associated course. The introductory AI material in 540 will '''not''' be tested in separate questions, but knowledge of this subject matter is likely to prove necessary when answering the graduate (700) level questions. %red%'''Exam Format (this is different from previous semester)''' %black%The AI Examination will consist of %red%'''four''' %black%questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily %red%'''two''' %black%textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer %red%'''two''' %black%research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: '''761, 766, 776, 769'''. The research-oriented questions focus on ''principles'' and ''concepts'', and the student is expected to be able to solve new and original problems which require adapting the material covered in the reading lists below. Deleted line 34:
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The Department's standard course offerings in Artificial Intelligence include a senior-level survey of the field, CS 540; two graduate-level survey courses of the field, CS 760 and CS 731; and a series of 700-level courses each covering one sub-area of the field. The sub-areas and the primary courses covering them are Advanced Machine Learning (CS 761), Computer Vision (CS 766), Natural Language Processing (CS 769), and Advanced Bioinformatics (CS776). Each of these courses has CS 540, CS 760, CS 576, or CS 731 as a prerequisite. Staff shortages may make it impossible for the Department to regularly offer CS 731. When it is offered in a semester appropriate for their course scheduling, graduate students should take CS 731 /instead/ of 540. Students will be prepared for the Ph.D. qualifying exam in AI if they have mastered the material presented in CS 540 (or 731), CS 760, and in one of CS 761, 766, 769, and 776. The AI qualifying exam is designed to test for both a general breadth knowledge of AI and a deeper specialized knowledge of one particular sub-area within AI. Specifically, the exam will consist of two mandatory questions from CS 760, and two questions each from 761, 766, 769, and 776. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily the two questions from 760, and both questions from a single other course (761, 766, 769, or 776). The latter two questions cannot be from different courses. The latter two questions correspond to the sub-area in which the student is intended to specialize in. Changed lines 12-13 from:
The AI Examination will consist of %red%'''four''' %black%questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily %red%'''two''' %black%textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer %red%'''two''' %black%research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: '''761, 766, 776, 769'''. The research-oriented questions focus on ''principles'' and ''concepts'', and the student is expected to be able to solve new and original problems which require adapting the material covered in the reading lists below. to:
%red%'''Exam Format (this is different from previous semester)''' %black%The AI Examination will consist of %red%'''four''' %black%questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily %red%'''two''' %black%textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer %red%'''two''' %black%research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: '''761, 766, 776, 769'''. The research-oriented questions focus on ''principles'' and ''concepts'', and the student is expected to be able to solve new and original problems which require adapting the material covered in the reading lists below. Changed line 9 from:
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The AI Examination will consist of %red%'''four''' %black%questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily %red%'''two''' %black%textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer %red%'''two''' %black%research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: '''761, 766, 776, 769 to:
The AI Examination will consist of %red%'''four''' %black%questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily %red%'''two''' %black%textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer %red%'''two''' %black%research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: '''761, 766, 776, 769'''. The research-oriented questions focus on ''principles'' and ''concepts'', and the student is expected to be able to solve new and original problems which require adapting the material covered in the reading lists below. Added lines 14-15:
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The AI Examination will consist of %red%'''four''' %black%questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily two textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer two research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: 761, 766, to:
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Students will be prepared for the AI Exam if they have mastered (a) the material presented in an introduction to artificial intelligence course such as 540; (b) the Readings associated with 760; (c) the Readings associated with one of 761, 766, 776, 769, and 841. Students should note that the Readings go beyond the material covered in the associated course. The introductory AI material (540) will not be tested in separate questions, but knowledge of this subject matter is likely to prove necessary when answering the graduate (700) level questions. The AI Examination will consist of %red%four %black%questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily two textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer two research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: 761, 766, 767, 776, 769, 841. The research-oriented questions focus on principles and concepts, and the student is expected to be able to solve new and original problems which require adapting the material covered in the reading lists below. to:
Students will be prepared for the AI Exam if they have mastered *(a) the material presented in an introduction to artificial intelligence course such as 540; *(b) the Readings associated with 760; *(c) the Readings associated with one of 761, 766, 776, 769, and 841. Students should note that the Readings go beyond the material covered in the associated course. The introductory AI material (540) will not be tested in separate questions, but knowledge of this subject matter is likely to prove necessary when answering the graduate (700) level questions. The AI Examination will consist of %red%'''four''' %black%questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily two textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer two research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: 761, 766, 767, 776, 769, 841. The research-oriented questions focus on principles and concepts, and the student is expected to be able to solve new and original problems which require adapting the material covered in the reading lists below. Changed line 8 from:
The AI Examination will consist of four questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily two textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer two research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: 761, 766, 767, 776, 769, 841. The research-oriented questions focus on principles and concepts, and the student is expected to be able to solve new and original problems which require adapting the material covered in the reading lists below. to:
The AI Examination will consist of %red%four %black%questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily two textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer two research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: 761, 766, 767, 776, 769, 841. The research-oriented questions focus on principles and concepts, and the student is expected to be able to solve new and original problems which require adapting the material covered in the reading lists below. Changed line 3 from:
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Students will be prepared for the AI Exam if they have mastered (a) the material presented in an introduction to artificial intelligence course such as 540; (b) the Readings associated with 760; (c) the Readings associated with one of 761, 766, 776, 769, and 841. Students should note that the Readings go beyond the material covered in the associated course. The introductory AI material (540) will not be tested in separate questions, but knowledge of this subject matter is likely to prove necessary when answering the graduate (700) level questions. The AI Examination will consist of four questions. To pass the examination, students will have to answer satisfactorily two textbook-level 760 questions on machine learning; taking 760 is the recommended way to prepare for this portion of the qual. Students will also need to answer two research-oriented questions, both coming from one of the following classes of the student's choice: 761, 766, 767, 776, 769, 841. The research-oriented questions focus on principles and concepts, and the student is expected to be able to solve new and original problems which require adapting the material covered in the reading lists below. Changed line 12 from:
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