| Ex | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Implementation of toy problems | View➚ |
| 2 | Developing agent programs for real world problems | View➚ |
| 3 | Implementation of constraint satisfaction problems | View➚ |
| 4 | Implementation and Analysis of DFS and BFS for same application | View➚ |
| 5 | Developing Best first search and A* Algorithm for real world problems | View➚ |
| 6.1 | Implementation of uncertain methods for an application (Fuzzy logic) | View➚ |
| 6.2 | Implementation of uncertain methods for an application (Montey Hall) | View➚ |
| 7 | Implementation of unification and resolution for real world problems. | View➚ |
| 8 | Implementation of learning algorithms for an application | View➚ |
| 9 | Implementation of NLP programs | View➚ |
| 10 | Applying deep learning methods to solve an application | View➚ |
| Subject Code | Subject Name | Repo Link |
|---|---|---|
| 18CSC304J-CD | Compiler Design | View➚ |
| 18CSC303J-DBMS | Database management system | View➚ |
| 18CSE316J-DEVOPS | Essentials in Cloud and Devops | View➚ |
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