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    This document contains instructions and questions for an Artificial Intelligence final exam for 4th year students at Rift Valley University. It is divided into 3 parts worth a total of 50% of the student's grade. Part 1 contains 10 true/false questions worth 10% and tests basic AI concepts. Part 2 contains 15 multiple choice questions worth 30% and covers topics like search algorithms, agent types, and expert systems. Part 3 is a writing section worth 10% where students must explain problem solving steps, expert system components, and intelligence agent types. Students are instructed to write neatly, show their work, and not cheat on the exam.

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    This document contains instructions and questions for an Artificial Intelligence final exam for 4th year students at Rift Valley University. It is divided into 3 parts worth a total of 50% of the student's grade. Part 1 contains 10 true/false questions worth 10% and tests basic AI concepts. Part 2 contains 15 multiple choice questions worth 30% and covers topics like search algorithms, agent types, and expert systems. Part 3 is a writing section worth 10% where students must explain problem solving steps, expert system components, and intelligence agent types. Students are instructed to write neatly, show their work, and not cheat on the exam.

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    This document contains instructions and questions for an Artificial Intelligence final exam for 4th year students at Rift Valley University. It is divided into 3 parts worth a total of 50% of the student's grade. Part 1 contains 10 true/false questions worth 10% and tests basic AI concepts. Part 2 contains 15 multiple choice questions worth 30% and covers topics like search algorithms, agent types, and expert systems. Part 3 is a writing section worth 10% where students must explain problem solving steps, expert system components, and intelligence agent types. Students are instructed to write neatly, show their work, and not cheat on the exam.

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    Artificial intelligence Final Exam (50%)

    For Extension (4th) Year Students

    Rift Valley University (6kilo Campus)

    21/9/2022
    Allotted Time: 1:30 Hour

    NAME: _______________________________ ID: ___________________SECTION:_____

    Instructions:
     Read all the instructions before starting the exam!
     Switch off your mobile phone!
     Cheating or having extra paper in the exam room is strictly
    forbidden!
     Your handwriting should be neat and clear.
     Put your answer only on the answer sheet space provided!

    For instructor Use Only.


    Part I (10%) Part II (30%) Part III (10%) Total (50%)

    Good Luck!
    Part I: Write “True” if the statement is correct and Write “False” if the statement is not
    Correct ( 1 mark each).
    1. The heuristic searching algorithm is called blinding.
    2. Brute force searching can use domain knowledge.
    3. BFS supports the LIFO process.
    4. Simplex agents can refer to the past.
    5. DFS Support the FIFO process.
    6. Heuristic searching can solve complex problems.
    7. A learning agent has some basic knowledge.
    8. Utility-based is an improvement over goal goal-based.
    9. Time complexity is about the memory needed for performing a search.
    10. Information is organized data.

    Part II: Choose the correct answer from the following questions (2 marks each).
    1 Which of the following is used to determine the outcome of action based on performance
    standards?
    A. Critic. C. DFS.
    B. BFS. D. All.
    2 Which one of the following agents can generate problems?
    A. Simplex agent. C. Goal-based.
    B. Learning agent. D. None.
    3 _______is the searching algorithm that has no information about space and time
    complexity.
    A. BFS. C. Brute force.
    B. DFS. D. Heuristic.
    4 Which one of the following are the properties of intelligent agents?
    A. Reactivity. C. Learning.
    B. Mobility. D. All.
    5 Which one of the following is an element of a learning agent?
    A. Performance learning. D. Learning element.
    B. Critic. E. All.
    C. A and B.
    6 Which one of the following is the result of the information?
    A. Knowledge.
    B. Data.
    C. Wisdom.
    D. All.
    7 The process of building an expert system is often called___
    A. BFS.
    B. Knowledge C. DFS.
    engineering. D. None.
    8 Which of the following has comprehensive and authoritative skills in a particular area?
    A. Knowledge acquisition.
    B. A and B. D. None.
    C. Domain expert.

    9 Which one is not a benefit of the expert system?


    A. Availability C. High speed.
    B. Less cost. D. None.

    10 Which one of the following agents has no memory?


    A. Utility-based.
    B. Learning.
    C. Goal-based.
    D. All.
    E. None.
    11 The type of searching which need more memory is_____
    A. BFS.
    B. DFS.
    C. Uniform cost.
    D. All.
    12 Which one of the following is a limitation of the simplex agent?
    A. Have a memory.
    B. Limited intelligence.
    C. A and B.
    D. All.
    13 The searching that has improved over the goal-based agent is___
    A. Goal-based.
    B. Learning.
    C. Utility-based.
    D. Simplex.
    14 Which one of the following is different from the others?
    A. BFS.
    B. DFS.
    C. Iterative.
    D. Heuristic.
    15 The process of getting knowledge from a different source and concerting into machine
    readable is known as______
    A. Domain expert.
    B. Knowledge engineering.
    C. Expert system.
    D. Wisdom.
    E. Knowledge acquisition.

    Part III: Writing part.


    1 List and explain the steps of problem-solving. (3%).
    2 Explain components of an expert system. (3%)
    3 List and explain the types of intelligence agents. ( 4%)

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