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Artificial intelligence: foundation, philosophy and ethics
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The course covers both technical and philosophical aspects of artificial intelligence; some find it challenging while others consider it manageable with effort. It's particularly beneficial for Applied AI students who can form study groups. Grading is generally fair, though the final exam can be tough.
Grading is fair but the final exam can be difficult to pass without thorough preparation.
Moderate workload with two essays, two assignments, and a group project; technical parts require serious effort while philosophical content is more straightforward.
Assessment includes two essays, two assignments, a group project, and a final exam. Past papers can help prepare for the final.
Lectures are clear for some but unclear for others; professor is described as nice in one review, while another warns to run away from the course.
Attend early classes if you're an Applied AI student, and form a study group. Past papers can help prepare for the final exam.
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