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Elective Graduate Course on Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Control |
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To become familiar with fuzzy logic and control, their analysis and theoretical and applied perspectives. |
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Eagerness and Hard Effort |
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This course helps graduate student to use fuzzy logic/control in their current and future projects. Specifically, we will be concerned with using fuzzy logic to serve the society, particularly identify and solve the problems of the third world. |
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Teaching will be based on faculty teaching and question/answer sessions. We will also have four student seminars. |
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Active participation in class discussions, studying prior lectures, performing mini projects, taking part in quizzes and exams, presenting during seminars, and final project. |
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[1] A Course in Fuzzy Systems and Control, by Li-Xin Wang, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1997.
Several references/books are available in VU. Others can be found via the internet. |
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4 points for class presentations
6 points for final project
4 points for miniprojects
6 points for quizzes |
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MATLAB for performing various class projects
Powerpoint for preparing presentations
Access to internet and search engines |
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Pdf File |