CS224U is Stanford's graduate-level course on natural language understanding, covering computational methods for meaning in text such as distributed word and sentence representations, grounded language, and related NLP tasks. Course materials are published on the Stanford site.

Commenters list it among useful Stanford AI course notes and point to its coverage of language understanding, including a section on SHRDLU.

What commenters said (2)

1. Recommendsimranq2022in “Ask HN: Which MOOCs in Math/CS are worth still worth taking in 2022?”

   Highly recommend the Stanford course notes on AI. I've found these useful:

   * CS224n natural language processing

   * CS330 Meta Learning

   * CS224U Natural language understanding

   * CS234 Reinforcement Learning

   * CS221 Artificial intelligence

   * CS229 theoretical machine learning

   The course notes can be found at CS(x).Stanford.edu such as

   cs229.stanford.edu

   Of course the main problem isn't that there's not enough good material. The problem is that there's too much! So a course that teaches how to pick the most important courses for oneself is sorely needed

2. Recommendsimranq2022in “SHRDLU”

   Also check out the Stanford NLU course about this topic: cs224u.stanford.edu

   There's a section on Shrdlu there too

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