On the developpement of an expert system for student's evaluation: case of a network course

• EPIGRAPH
  
• DEDICATION
  
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
  
• GLOSSARY
  
• INTRODUCTION
  
  • 1. The problem
    
  • 2. Hypothesis
    
  • 3. Method and Techniques
    
    • a) method 
      
    • b) The techniques
      
  • 4. Scope of the topic
    
  • 5. Choice and interest of the subject
    
  • 6. Summary of the work
    
• CHAPTER I: GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND EXPERT SYSTEM.
  
  • I.1. Artificial intelligence
    
  • I.1.1. definition
    
  • I. 1.2. Historical overview of artificial intelligence
    
  • I. 1.3. Some fields of artificial intelligence
    
  • I.1.4. Intelligent agents
    
  • I.1.4.1. Agents and their environment
    
  • I.1.4.2. the concept of rationality
    
    • 1. Measurements of output
      
    • 2. Rationality
      
    • 3. Omniscience, training and autonomy
      
  • I.1.4.3. the nature of the environment
    
  • I.1.4.3.1. Properties of the environments of work
    
    • 5. Environment with individual agent or multi agents
      
  • I.1.4.4. Structure of the agents
    
    • · Programs of the agents
      
      • · Algorithm of description in pseudocode
        
    • Example of the program of an agent
      
    • 1. Simple reactive agents
      
    • 1. Reactive agents based on the models
      
    • 2. Agents based on the objectives
      
    • 3. Agents based on utility
      
    • 4. Learning agents learning
      
    • General structure of the learning agents
      
  • I.2. Notion of the expert systems
    
  • I.2.1. Advantages of an expert system
    
  • I.2.2. General Concept of the expert systems
    
  • I.2.3. Characteristics of an expert system
    
  • I. 2.4. Languages, shells and tools
    
  • I.2.5. Elements of an expert system
    
  • I.2.6. Systems of production
    
    • a) Systems of production of the rules
      
      • b) Systems of production of Post
        
• Conclusion
  
• CHAPTER II: SOME GENERALITIES ON COMPTUTER NETWORK
  
• II.1. Concepts of networks
  
• II.1.1.Definition
  
• II.1.2. Interest of a network
  
• II.1.3. various types of network
  
• II.1.4. various types of physical topologies of the networks
  
• II.1.5. Wireless networks
  
• II.1.5.1. Wireless Personal networks
  
• Conclusion
  
• CHAPTER III: DESIGN OF THE EXPERT SYSTEM
  
• III.1. Description of the knowledge base
  
• III.2. Presentation of rules and facts
  
• III.2. Implementation
  
• III.2.1 presentation of chosen programming language
  
• III.2.1.1 CLIPS language
  
• III.2.2. presentation of interfaces
  
• III.2.2.1. First interface (logo)
  
• III.2.2.4. fourth interface
  
• III.3 SOURCE CODES
  
• CONCLUSION
  
• BIBLIOGRAPHY
  
  • a) Books and course notes: