The course was an excellent introduction to machine learning.
I really enjoyed this course.

The Introduction to Artificial Intelligence course provides a comprehensive survey of the foundations of artificial intelligence. Supported by the classic textbook Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach by Stuart Russell and Peter Norvig, this course explores topics including intelligent agents and search algorithms, reasoning under uncertainty, and the foundations of machine learning. The approach is rigorous yet accessible, balancing theoretical depth with hands-on application and providing a path to understanding the core principles behind today’s advanced AI technologies.

The course was an excellent introduction to machine learning.
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I really enjoyed this course.
It felt unnecessary to start with the general history of AI, because it seemed somewhat disconnected from the following topics. Maybe this would have fit better in a different course. I also missed a section on coding agents, since they are an essential and very relevant topic, especially for this class. What I really disliked was how the agent asked follow-up questions after the quizzes. In many cases, it seemed to misunderstand the situation, for example asking about what I had submitted when I had only crossed answers. This sometimes made the process more time-consuming than the actual quiz itself. It was especially frustrating when it asked very broad questions such as: “Tell me how the A* algorithm works, explain an example, and go through it in depth step by step.” Additionally, some quizzes seemed to ask about information that had not been properly introduced yet. In rare cases, I had the impression that the relevant concepts were only explained in the following section, which made the quiz questions feel confusing or poorly timed.