M2 – Agents for Intelligent Systems Engineering

Agents for intelligent systems engineering, from the basic principles of software engineering: the many agents around, and intelligent agents encapsulating things.

course of the deck
Course_icon.svg Intelligent Systems Engineering (Module 1) (2nd cycle, 2024/2025) — Andrea Omicini
used in the lectures
same deck in other editions
reference publication
Publication_icon.svg Computational Research on Interaction and Agency (article in journal, 1995) — Philip E. Agre
Publication_icon.svg Intelligence without Representation (article in journal, 1991) — Rodney A. Brooks
Publication_icon.svg Understanding Code Mobility (article in journal, 1998) — Alfonso Fuggetta, Gian Pietro Picco, Giovanni Vigna
Publication_icon.svg IEEE Standard Glossary of Software Engineering Terminology (technical report, 1990) — IEEE Standard Board
Publication_icon.svg Objects and Agents Compared (article in journal, 2002) — James J. Odell
Publication_icon.svg Foundations of Distributed Artificial Intelligence (edited volume, 1996) — Gregory M.P. O'Hare, Nicholas R. Jennings
Publication_icon.svg On the Criteria to Be Used in Decomposing Systems into Modules (article in journal, 1972) — David Lorge Parnas
Publication_icon.svg Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach (book, 2022) — Stuart J. Russell, Peter Norvig
Publication_icon.svg An Introduction to MultiAgent Systems (book, 2009) — Michael Wooldridge