Calendar

This calendar provides the topics covered for each class session, with links to corresponding assignments for that day.

LEC # DAY TOPICS
1 Wednesday Winston reflects on the first 50 years (PDF)
2 Monday Turing suggests test for success (PDF)
3 Wednesday Minsky lays out steps toward creating AI (PDF)
4 Tuesday Ullman explains streams and counter streams (PDF)
5 Wednesday Brooks denies value of representations (PDF)
6 Monday Feldman and Ballard argue for connectionism (PDF)
7 Wednesday Marr speaks to what constitutes good work (PDF)
8 Monday Minsky predicts important role for perception (PDF)
9 Wednesday Ullman confronts top-down-bottom-up issue (PDF)
10 Monday Rao offers explanation for acquisition of visual routines (PDF)
11 Wednesday Kirby offers insight into emergence of syntax (PDF)
12 Monday Borchardt focues on transitions (PDF)
13 Wednesday Jackendoff grounds out in the world (PDF)
14 Monday Yip and Sussman use sparse spaces to model learning of phonological rules (PDF)
15 Wednesday Lenat builds machine accessible encyclopedia (PDF)
16 Monday Spelke determines what infants find surprising (PDF)
17 Wednesday Borchardt tells all (PDF)
18 Wednesday Vaina and Greenblatt attack trees
Sutherland calls for courage (PDF)
19 Monday Geiger argues that dyslexics see too much
Bizzi explains what the frog's brain tells the frog's leg (PDF)
20 Wednesday Spelke demonstrates role of language in reorientation
Wilson demonstrates possible role for sleep (PDF)
21 Monday Sur rewires brains (PDF)
22 Wednesday Guest: Jerome Lettvin
Also, Lettvin explains what the frog's eye tells the frog's brain (PDF)
23 Monday Yuret lays a foundation for language semantics (PDF)
24 Wednesday Gentner recalls the importance of analogy (PDF)
25 Monday Assignment (PDF) / End game
26 Wednesday Assignment, Part I (PDF) Assignment, Part II (PDF) / End game
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Makeup assignment I (PDF)
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Makeup assignment II (PDF)