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History of AI

Faculty of ScienceScience
Credits1.5
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Semester offeredSemester 2 (Winter)
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Last updated2 months ago

Description

Various subjects from the history of computing will be treated. Several highlights will be discussed and placed within the social context of its time. By discussing these highlights from several points of view the history of computing / AI will serve as a way to illustrate the various roles of computing / AI in society. Course Objective: Students acquire knowledge and understanding about the history of computing / AI from various perspectives: computing as a scientific goal, computing as a government (administrative or military) objective / ideal, computing as an economic enterprise (Knowledge and understanding). Students can apply that knowledge and understanding to describe the meanings digital culture has or may have for various people in contemporary society (Applying knowledge and understanding). Students are able to communicate their knowledge and understanding in an effective way, and from various perspectives - thereby they will be better equipped to reflect on their subject of study (Communication)(Making judgements) Assessment Information: Written exam; assignments allow students to skip a specifically designated 1 point question in the exam, if the four best assignments are graded with an average score of 6 or better. Resit possible for the exam. In principle resubmission of assignments is not allowed. Teaching Methods: Lectures, and (non mandatory) workgroups and assignments. Optional quizzes helping to study; extracurricular activities for more in-depth info.

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