Reality AI: a focus-on-knowledge methodology

Authors:
Antonio M. Lopez;Sheldon Harris;Hassan-Jamal Moses;Justin Williams
Affiliations:
Xavier University of Louisiana, New Orleans, LA;Xavier University of Louisiana, New Orleans, LA;Xavier University of Louisiana, New Orleans, LA;Xavier University of Louisiana, New Orleans, LA
Venue:
Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges
Year:
2007

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Abstract

The popularity of reality-TV shows in the U. S. is difficult to deny. This paper describes how the "reality-hook" attached to computer gaming (another U. S. population interest) was used as a launch platform for undergraduates using a focus-on-knowledge methodology to do real artificial intelligence work. The paper explains the three components of the focus-on-knowledge methodology and presents the resource used to develop each component. The adopted methodology supports a U. S. Army funded research project that is developing a prototype Intelligent Tutoring System for convoy training.