Artificial Intelligence

Recommended Prerequisites

NA

Teaching Methods

The classes will take place in the classroom. Expositive component, as well as analysis and discussion of texts and materials previously provided, some of which will be presented by the students.

Learning Outcomes

The student should have/be able to:
a. Acquire knowledge as a basis for originality in the development and/or application of ideas in the context of research in modern European literatures, cultures and societies.
b. Apply knowledge and problem solving skills in multidisciplinary contexts related to modern European literatures, cultures and societies.
c. Locate specialized bibliographic sources on modern European literatures, cultures, and societies, as well as handle online and offline documentary collections applying information technologies.
d. Know different methodologies for the interpretation of texts on modern European literatures, cultures and societies.
e. Knowledge of the different contact situations between modern European literatures, cultures and societies.
f. Incorporate the study of heritage cultures in the comparative research of European literatures, cultures and societies.

Work Placement(s)

No

Syllabus

The course follows a conceptual pathway along the fundamental principles of the discipline. It is divided into two parts: the first part is an introduction to classical formal logic, both propositional and first order, with a special focus to the aspects of automatic calculus, while the second part is an introduction to the basic principles of machine learning and self-organizing systems.

Assessment Methods

Assessment
The assessment criteria is defined by the University of Pavia: 100.0%

Bibliography

NA