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From: Kai-Fu.Lee@cmu-cs-g.arpa
Newsgroups: net.ai
Subject: Comments solicited
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Date: Wed, 11-Apr-84 16:08:30 EDT
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Posted: Wed Apr 11 16:08:30 1984
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I will be teaching a LISP/AI course to a group of Pennsylvania high
school seniors who are talented in science.  (part of the Penn.
Governor's School for the Sciences)  I am interested in hearing from
people with similar experience or ideas for subject/assingments/
projects/text book.

The students will likely be divided into two groups, one with and one
without experience in programming.  The course consists of 17 1-hour
lectures to each group. I am planning to divide the course into 3 parts :
(1) Basic Concepts of C.S. [2 lectures] (2) LISP Programming [6-7
lectures] (3) A.I. [8-9 lectures]. Since the schedule is rather tight,
it is unlikely that I could cover anything in much detail.  There will be
two or three programming assignments.  In addition, students may choose to
do a project in computer science.

Thanks,
Kai-Fu Lee
KFL@CMU-CS-G.ARPA