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Type: Course

Subject: 1.2.1 Practical reasoning/planning and acting

Subject: 1.2.2 Rational action and agency

Subject: 1.2.3 Decision making, decision theory, and agency

Subject: 1.2.4 Agent representation and specification formalisms

Subject: 1.2.5 Semantics of agency and logics of agency

Subject: 1.2.6 Computational/complexity issues of agency

Member Organisation: 048 Technical University of Clausthal

[Course] Dix, Jurgen (2005) Multi-Agent Systems.

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Official URL: http://www2.in.tu-clausthal.de/~wjamroga/courses/MAS2005/

Abstract

Within this course, we propose to consider agents and Multi-Agent Systems in a systematic way. What are agents? What are important properties of agents in a system? What are the mechanisms that rule the behavior of "natural" agents (i.e. humans and animals)? Last but not least: how can we use agent technology to successfully implement complex systems? The answers incorporate elements of Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Game Theory, Decision Theory, Mathematical Logic, Network Architecture and Concurrency Theory.

Level of Course: BSc

Status of Course: Running

Average Number of Students: 35

URL of Course Material: http://www2.in.tu-clausthal.de/~wjamroga/courses/MAS2005/

Length of Course: 1 semester

Lecturers: Dix, Jurgen

Deposited by Prof. Dr. Jurgen Dix on 11 October 2005

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