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Heh, I took that class in 1999. I was a grad student in a different program, and CS 188 was the start of me sort of sneaking in to the ucb engineering / cs prog
by pfooti 8y ago
Heh, I took that class in 1999. I was a grad student in a different program, and CS 188 was the start of me sort of sneaking in to the ucb engineering / cs program. I took a lot of coursework (there was so much fun learning to do) and eventually managed to convince someone to sponsor me as a transfer MS student (I still got my PhD in the other field too).
At the time, it was a lot of computer vision. We read Russell and norvig's AI: Modern Approach. Lots of matlab assignments at the time. Ahh, nostalgia.
- saltcured 8y agoI took it around 1994 or 1995 and I don't recall any machine vision component at all. At that time, I think the syllabus was fully reacting to the AI winter. Aside from a brief review of neural nets, it was almost all discrete and symbolic methods, e.g. prolog, search algorithms, and I think decision trees for the machine-learning portion. I almost heard more mention of statistical or numerical methods during linguistics and philosophy courses.