1 COMP2001/COMP2011-UNUK-E1 COMP2001/COMP2011-UNUK-E1 The University of Nottingham SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE A LEVEL 2 MODULE, SPRING SEMESTER 2020-2021 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE METHODS Maximum Time Allowed to Submit Answers in Moodle: 24 Hours Open-book examination. Answer ALL 4 QUESTIONS Suggested time to complete the paper ~2 hours. This open-book examination will be marked out of 100. You may write/draw by hand your answers on paper and then scan them to a PDF file, or you may type/draw your answers into electronic form directly and generate a PDF file. Guidance on scanning can be found through the Faculty of Science Moodle Page Guidance for Remote Learning. Your solutions should include complete explanations and should be based on the material covered in the module. Make sure your PDF file is easily readable and does not require magnification. Make sure that each page is in the correct orientation. Text/drawing which is not in focus or is not legible for any other reason will be ignored. Submit your answers containing all the work you wish to have marked as a single PDF file. Use the standard naming convention for your document: [Student ID] [Module Code] [Academic Year]. Write your student ID number at the top of each page of your answers. Although you may use any notes or resources you wish to help you complete this open-book examination, the academic misconduct policies that apply to your coursework also apply here. You must be careful to avoid plagiarism, collusion or false authorship. Please familiarise yourself with the Guidance on Academic Integrity in Alternative Assessments, which is available on the Faculty of Science Moodle Page Guidance for Remote Learning. The penalties for academic misconduct are severe. Staff are not permitted to answer assessment or teaching queries during the period in which your examination is live. If you spot what you think may be an error on the exam paper, note this in your submission but answer the question as written.
