Harvard's CS50 AI course covers various topics including graph search algorithms, advanced search, knowledge representation, logical inference, Bayesian networks, Markov models, machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing. The course spans around 7 weeks and offers hands-on projects in each module.
Stanford's CS221 course, Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques, covers various AI topics including machine learning, search algorithms, Markov decision processes, game playing, factor graphs, Bayesian networks, logic, and deep learning5. The course provides a comprehensive overview of the AI landscape, equipping students with the tools to build intelligent systems.
MIT's AI course focuses on knowledge representation, problem-solving, and learning methodologies for artificial intelligence. The course covers topics such as reasoning, search, constraints, learning algorithms, deep neural networks, and probabilistic inference.