SCXT 350
Exam #3 Review
Disclaimer: I have attempted to be comprehensive in the following,
but important items may have been omitted by mistake. If you see such
an omission, please let me know, but you are responsible for all of
the lecture material to date.
The third hour exam will be held on Friday, Dec. 1. It will
cover
- Papers
- Newell and Simon (Coursepack)
- Searle (Coursepack)
- Posner (What Is It to Be an Expert?)
- Roediger (Memory Illusions)
- Copeland Chapters 4 - 6
- Guest lecture: Professor Mark Reinitz
- Course Notes
- Expertise
- Grammars and computability
Be able to
- Describe the architecture of an expert system
- Describe what rules are in an expert system and how they might
be used.
- Describe the relation (if any) between expert systems and
human expertise.
- Describe the different sorts of memory systems, the difference
between recollection and priming, and the experiences of H.M.
(Professor Reinitz's lecture).
- Use basic grammars to generate and parse expressions
- Describe and use a finite state automaton
- Give a description of Turing machines
- State and discuss the physical symbol system hypothesis
- Describe the Turing-Church hypothesis
- Describe the Chinese Room thought-experiment and say what it
is intended to demonstrate.
There may be more, but I think that's it. If you have any questions,
please ask.