CS440: Project Presentation Schedule

Tuesday, December 10th

• 12:30: Jason Denton, Genetic Algorithms
• 12:40: Brian Morsch, The Brain and Computers
• 12:50: Todd Grigsby, The World of Image Processing
• 1:00: Nate Sammons, Examples of Different Search Methods in Java
• 1:10: Thomas Henry, The Valid Chess Board Problem
• 1:20: Mike Willard, Review of the Inductive Functional Programming System: ADATE
• 1:30: Tobie Bonahoom, Information on Natural Language Processing

Thursday, December 12th

• 12:30: John Miller, An Artificial Neural Network for Control of a Silicon Wafer Heating System
• 12:40: Tracy Baszler, The Steiner Tree Problem
• 12:50: Aaron McBride, A Learning Pente Game
• 1:00: Paul Holland, Natural Language Recognition and Translation
• 1:10: Paul Grimes, An Exploratory Search Into Genetic Algorithms and the Modeling of Genetic Algorithms
• 1:20: Michael Garriss, IDENTIFY: A LISP System using Decision Tree Building
• 1:30: Keith Danekind
• 1:40: Mark Robbins, Reasoning over Failure Diagnosis in Electronic Circuits

Tuesday, December 17th

• 9:10: Carol Rivera, AI's Role in Solving the Cellular Telephone System Problem
• 9:20: John Harris, Using Neural Networks to Model Cancer Growth
• 9:30: John Thompson, Natural Language Processing
• 9:40: Rick Fosdick, Expert Systems in Trauma Medicine
• 9:50: Sandy Sipowicz, The Portrayal of AI in Science Fiction
• 10:00: Chris Heath, Design of an Intelligent Search Agent
• 10:10: Rich Reinhard, Computer Vision: Model Based Object Recognition
• 10:20: Justin Mitchell
• 10:30: Jason Holden, Predicting Engine Emissions using Neural Networks
• 10:40: Dave Beach and Eric Wall, Developing and Training Simple Neural Networks
• 11:00: Ben Bruckhart