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AI Central Welcome to "AI Central" for 2009. Getting Started Unit Outline Introductory Slides Lecture Notes Part I:   Full size for viewing 4 per page for printing (full sets of notes can be purchased from the bookshop) Lecture Notes Part II:   Topic 11 (4 per page) Topic 12 (4 per page) Lectopia recordings "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach" Data Structures Notes: Topics 1 to 8, Topics 9 to 16 JDK 1.4 API Specification JDK 1.5 API Specification Timetable Lab Bookings (OLCR) Getting Active Sample Exam questions 2009 CheX World Championships Rules Draw and Results   Project Project Groups (subject to change) Lab Sheets Java code for labs javadoc documentation for labs javadoc documentation for the Jazzy package Keeping in Touch Help forum and Discussion Server (help4211) News and Current Affairs Its time for... AI In the News Hall of Fame 2009 CheX World Championships Results Winner: Shallow HAL, by Chris Hellsten, Greg Sevel, and Nick Sia Runner-up: Six, by Calin Borceanu 2008 CheX Olympics Results Winner: Newton, by Alberto Dri, Shrivank Kaul, Bala Manickam Runner-up: Seedless, by Matthew Heinsen Egan, Peter Alexander, Colin Tan, Cliff Yang 2007 CheX World Cup Results Winner: AlphaBeater, by Ryan Archer Runner-up: Underdog, by Oren Nachman 2006 CheX Ashes Results Winner: Butler, by Christian Assig Runner-up: Dave, by Simon Illich 2005 CheX Ashes Results Winner: MiniMax_1, by Don Cooper Runner-up: Cartman, by Markus Rasmussen 2004 CheX Olympics Results Winner: DeepPurple, by Lucas Bradstreet and Daniel Bond Runner-up: Ace, by Choon Tay and Shin Chen 2003 CheX World Cup Qualifying Round Finals Winner: Codonics, by Chong Sean Ong Runner-up: Dream, by Hakon Mogstad 2002 CheX World Cup Qualifying Round Finals Winner: CoupMoq Senior, by Clive Gout Runner-up: Agent Smith, by Karl-Johan Leuchovius 2001 CheX Challenge Qualifying Round Finals Winner: Bishop, by Robert Young, Paul Cashman and Sam Yeates Runner-up: Angus, by Paul Andinach