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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
MIT OCW
4 recommenders · 4 threads · recommended in 4 years, 2014–2022 · score 4.0
MIT OpenCourseWare's introductory artificial intelligence course, with recorded video lectures covering the core ideas and methods of the field. It is the MIT 6.034 course as offered through OCW.
Commenters call it a great free AI course with video lectures, and one suggests it as the first place to look for a self-study AI route.
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MIT has a great Open Courseware course on AI with video lectures and everything! There's also Berkeley's edX course CS188 which is similarly great with video lectures. Lastly I would say the price of *Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, 3rd edition* is worth it and in my opinion it draws…
I wouldn't say it's completely useless, but it's uses are mostly lower level in understanding *why* things behave the way they do. You don't have to explicitly know this though, at first you can accept that things simply work the way they do. If you want to focus on AI I'd suggest looking at some…
Highly recommend MIT’s Data Structures/Algorithms courses as well as their AI course. Currently watching the Berkeley opsys course and the lectures are detailed but accessible. Edit: for those who are self-teaching, by the way, if you can finish even half of an MIT CS course, write programs that…
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/rahul-rajat-singh#articles If you scroll down to the section on Design Patterns, this guy does a really great job at describing and implementing all the patterns from the GOF. For AI, you may want to enroll in a free course on https://www.coursera.org/ or just…