A Georgia Tech course on knowledge-based artificial intelligence, offered through Udacity, focusing on how knowledge is represented and how programs can demonstrate intelligence and learning. It is taught largely through theory and discussion rather than programming.

One commenter calls it a fantastic course, praising its deep, theory-focused commentary on what knowledge, intelligence, and learning mean for a program.

What commenters said (1)

1. Strongly recommendsburlesona2018in “Ask HN: What are the best MOOCs you've taken?”

   Georgia Tech's Knowledge Based AI class (on Udacity: https://www.udacity.com/course/knowledge-based-ai-cognitive-...)

   Fantastic course, more focused on theory than programming, but full of deeply fascinating commentary on what is knowledge, intelligence, learning, etc. and what does it mean for a program to demonstrate it (ie. what is AI anyway?).

   My daughter was about 18 mo. old at the time I took the class, it was an outrageously awesome added bonus to watch a little human learn all the things I was trying to get a computer to learn at the same time.

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