Artificial Intelligence Lab (MCA)

Programs on search algorithms, knowledge representation and basic machine learning in Python.

6 MonthsDuration 6Chapters18Topics

Syllabus · पाठ्यक्रम

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01Exp Group 1: Python for AI 3 topics
  1. Lists, tuples, dictionaries and functions
  2. NumPy arrays and pandas data frames
  3. Plotting with matplotlib
02Exp Group 2: Uninformed Search 3 topics
  1. Water jug problem using BFS
  2. Missionaries and cannibals
  3. DFS and depth-limited search
03Exp Group 3: Informed Search 3 topics
  1. 8-puzzle with A* search
  2. Best-first search
  3. Hill climbing for 8-Queens
04Exp Group 4: Game Playing 2 topics
  1. Tic-tac-toe with minimax
  2. Alpha-beta pruning
05Exp Group 5: Knowledge Representation and Reasoning 3 topics
  1. Family tree using facts and rules (Prolog / Python)
  2. Forward and backward chaining
  3. Unification of predicates
06Exp Group 6: Machine Learning Basics 4 topics
  1. Linear regression
  2. Decision tree classifier on the Iris data set
  3. k-means clustering
  4. Accuracy and confusion matrix

About

You will be able to

  • Write Python programs using lists, dictionaries, functions and libraries such as NumPy and pandas
  • Implement uninformed searches (BFS, DFS) for state-space problems
  • Implement informed searches such as A* and hill climbing
  • Write game-playing programs using minimax and alpha-beta pruning
  • Represent knowledge with rules and facts and perform simple inference
  • Train and evaluate basic machine learning models with scikit-learn

Who it is for

  • MCA students of Semester 3 (AKTU, Lucknow)
  • Students who want practical exposure to AI and machine learning programming

What you need

  • Artificial Intelligence theory (studied alongside)
  • Basic Python; lab computer with Python, Jupyter and scikit-learn (provided at the centre)

Questions

Which syllabus does this Artificial Intelligence Lab course follow?

It follows the AKTU (Lucknow) MCA syllabus for Semester 3. If your own university's syllabus differs, the centre follows your university's syllabus and unit order.

What happens in the lab exam?

You perform one or two experiments given by the examiner, show the output, submit the lab record and answer viva questions.

Do I need a powerful laptop?

No. All experiments use small data sets and run on any normal laptop with Python installed.

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