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                Code        Module                             Credits   Duration  Prerequisite(s)
                                                 YEAR 4 (Cont.)

                COMP421     Artificial Intelligence            3        45 hrs   ---
                            The  course  introduces  both  the  theoretical  and  the  practical  aspects  of  artificial
                            intelligence (AI), including the fundamental mathematical models and the state-of-the-art
                            tools for AI problem solving. The topics include mathematical logic, searching heuristics,
                            Bayesian  inference,  machine  learning  and  prolog  programming  language.  These  topics
                            cover a wide range of key topics in modern AI, from deterministic reasoning to reasoning
                            with uncertainty, from rule-based systems to learning-based systems, etc.
                COMP422     Ethics and Professional Issues in   3       45 hrs   ---
                            Computing
                            This  course  provides  an  overview  of  ethical  theories  and  problems  encountered  by
                            computer  professionals  in  today’s  environment.  Stimulating  issues  such  as  social
                            networking, government surveillance, and intellectual property from different views are
                            discussed. The discussion topics in this course challenge students to think critically and
                            draw  their  own  conclusions,  which  ultimately  prepare  them  to  become  responsible,
                            ethical users of future technologies.
                COMP490     Final Year Project*                12       90 hrs   COMP223,
                                                                                 COMP321
                            The  final  year  project  (FYP)  aims  to  allow  students  to  tackle  a  real  problem  and  to
                            complete  the  specification  /  design  /  implementation  /  documentation  /  testing  /
                            evaluation processes. Students are required to develop software projects and / or carry
                            out research project in a relevant area. The FYP is an individual project. The students are
                            required  to  explore  an  area  of  information  technologies  in  considerable  depth,
                            demonstrating sound problem solving and analytical skills.
               Remarks:
               *Except for the course “Final Year Project”, all other courses are semester-based courses.




















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