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RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
VALID FORMAL ARGUMENTS -P is antecedent -Q is consequent Modus Ponens: affirming the antecedent -If P then Q, P, therefore Q Modus Tollens: denying the consequent -If P then Q, not Q, therefore not P Disjunctive Syllogism -P or Q, not Q, therefore P
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Oct 27 Morton Functionalism Copeland #18 Intro 34.1, 4.5-end Oct 31 Morton AI Bringsjord Web- Kismet Cog Nov 7 Joy McKibben 1-2 minsky 1st order intentional system -having beliefs and desires 2nd order intentional system -having beliefs and desires a
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Oct 24 Leiber 2+3 Oct 27 Morton "functionalism" Copeland #18: Intro, 4.1, 4.5-end Oct 31 Morton "AI" Nov 3 ->see website (calendar) Bringsjord Minsky Kismet Cog Dennet Ch. 2 Stances -Physical- view object in terms of physical properties (in terms of
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Final Project -Lego Robot -Philosophy Paper -Psychology Experiment -Intelligent Software -Design your own project, must get approval Reading Thurs Dennett 5 + 6 Monday Leiber 2 + 3 Chapter 2 Dennett Intentional Systems Approach -Focused on the neural
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Thursday finish F.W. Monday-meet on teusday Dennett Ch. 1 + 2 Leiber 1st session Thursday Houser -Nagel -Mysterian -we cant know if materialism is true because. -we can't explain consciousness -we would need to explain experience to someone who had n
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Reading: Personal Identity-Thurs. Locke (selections) Vesey + Partit: "Brain Transplant" Consciousness-Monday Johnson-Laird-optional others TBA -Arguments for Dualism -1. Religion 2. Introspection -I look inside and the body seems different from the m
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
mon sept. 12 Meditations I-II Fahey Descartes Companion Descartes Epistemology vanork@rpi.edu 1. Criticism v. Critique 2. "Smart person's fallacy" -I am a smart person -smart people tend to believe true things -I believe x #X is (probably) true :Worr
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System + Surroundings = Universe Isolated System: No movement of matter or energy across the boundaries Closed System: No matter can cross the boundaries, but energy can Open System: Energy and matter can cross the boundaries heat added to the system
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% % % % % % % % % % % % % %Kevin Menear Multibody Dynamics - Spring '08 Exam 2 - Problem #3 Particle P1 Particle D Point O - Newtonian origin M1 - Mass of Particle P1 M2 - Mass of Particle D Q1 - Horizontal Distance from O to P1 in RF B Q2 - Vertic
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1. Particles of gas are so small that their volume is negligible compared to the volume of the container. 2. There are no forces of attraction or repulsion between gas particles and particles of the walls of the container. Properties 1. Temperature K
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Thurs Oct 13 Animals and Ethics Hauser "wild Minds" "Normative Ethics" <http:/www.utm.edu/research/iep/ Mon Oct 17 Dennett Ch 3 + 4 Thurs Oct 20 Dennett Chap. 5 + 6
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
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RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
10/3 Reading Free Will Handout (Pojman) Copelan "Freedom in AI" 10/6 No extra reading 10/11 Dennett Ch. 1 & 2 Leiber 1st section -Identity -Numerical-one thing, same as itself Qualitative-one thing, similar to another -Locke's Principal --no one thin
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
for Thursday: Next Time: Dualism Decartes: Selections from Med. VI (Pages are on yahoo group) Fahey: Descartes Companion pgs. 14-16 RenSearch Churchland: Chap. 2 (Just dualism section) "Phineas Gage"- esp. story about Phineas Gage Questions: To hand
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
In favor of classicism: productivity, compositionality, and inferential coherence of cognition there is an infinite amount of expressions that can be produced from a finite amount of propositions turing machines can affect a change in memory without
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Descartes argument for G-d Formal reality vs. objective reality => obscure notion of causation Dualism: The mind is made of a different substance than the body (brain) -not the same thing as mentalism -mentalism: the mind exists -some materialists ar
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Thurs Reading Nagel Chalmers Monday Reading "Freedom of the Will" Copeland: Ch 7 "Freedom in A.I." -
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Reading: 9/26 Consciousness Blackmore: Consciousness Ramachandran: Ch. 1 "Pain in the Brain" OPTIONAL: Copeland- split brain Ramachandran- ch. 2 "Believing is Seeing" Reading: 9/29 Nagel Chalmers --
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Reading Nov 14 McKibben 3-5 Nov 21 de Goris Moravec Clark Baord Dec 5 Gips Umer Khan Moore's Law -every two years, twice as much circuitry running at twice the speed for the same price -does this mean that technology will surpass [humans]? -not necce
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Phil Paper -Pick a disagreement -pro & con piece -describe both positions (arbitrate the disagreement)
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
NB2- Nov 7 Monday Group Presentation- Nov 14 Monday (Not Final Project) -Assignment goes out tomorrow -3 Options Reading 10/31 AI- Morton Bringsjord web: kismet & cog 11/7 McKibben 1-2 Joy Minsky The Symbol System Hypothesis -Good ol' fashioned AI -m
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
-Radical (philosophical) Behaviorismmental properties are behavioral dispositions to be intelligent is to behave intelligent mental properties reduce to properties between a biological agent and its environment whatever goes on inside the agent obvio
RPI - IHSS - IHSS 1051
Nov 7 Joy McKibben 1-2 Minsky Nov 14 McKibben 3-5 DNA deals the cards, you still have to play the hand Discrete State Machines -moves from one definite state to another -input -internal states -output Graphic form of algorithm ->machine table Problem
RPI - MANE - Engineerin
%.Kevin Menear %.Multibody Dynamics - Spring '08 %.HW #3 - P#1 %.Due: 3/20/08 % %.Declare Bodies, Particles, Points, and Reference Frames BODIES B1,B2,B3 %.B1 - BLOCK, B2 - 500MM BAR, B3 - 200MM BAR PARTICLES B4 POINTS O, SO %.O - Origin, SO - COM of
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% % % % % % % % % % % % % %Kevin Menear Multibody Dynamics - Spring '08 Exam 2 - Problem #3 Particle P1 Particle D Point O - Newtonian origin M1 - Mass of Particle P1 M2 - Mass of Particle D Q1 - Horizontal Distance from O to P1 in RF B Q2 - Vertic
RPI - MANE - Engineerin
% Kevin Menear % Multibody Dynamics - Spring '08 % Autonomous Satellite Capture by a Space Robot % % Body J - Main robot body % Body K - Robot arm directly attached to main body % Body L - End robot arm % Point O - Newtonian origin % Point SO - COM o
RPI - MANE - Engineerin
% % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % %Kevin Menear Multibody Dynamics - Spring '08 Exam 2 - Problem #3 Body A - Rod A Body B - Rod B Point O - Newtonian origin Point AO - COM of body A Point BO - COM of body B Point P - Point connecting bodies A,B
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RPI - CHEM - CHEM 1100
Oxidation 1. Atoms in elemental form have a 0 oxidation number (i.e. H2, O2, N2.) 2. If you have a monoatiomic ion, oxidation number equals charge (i.e. Cl-=-1, Mg2+=+2.) 3. Nonmetals have a very high electronegativity (they really want to grab elect
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