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Artificial intelligence is the fastest growing field right now.
This course combines Artificial intelligence and Javascript and takes you into the world of 2D game development and creating 2D AI games.
There are too many job opportunities in this field today, and the scope is huge. Demand for AI programmers is increasing exponentially every day.
Have you always wanted to learn artificial intelligence? Were you not able to do so because you never knew where to start? Is everything confusing out there?
Then our course is the perfect solution to your problem.
In our course,
–> You’ll earn the concepts of artificial intelligence,
–> Delve more into theories and implementation by learning what MiniMax algorithm is, and how to implement it,
–> Apply your new found knowledge to create a fully functional Artificial intelligence that can play a Tic Tac Toe game against expert human players.
–> All the while learning, and becoming proficient in Javascript, HTML5 canvas, HTML5, CSS3, front end web development and 2D game development.
Why take this course?
You’ll be able to:
1. Learn the basics of artificial intelligence, its terminologies, the various terms used in the field etc.
2. Learn what the MiniMax algorithm is and how it’s used in developing Zero sum artificial based games in the real world.
Instructor Details
Courses : 11
Specification: Artificial intelligence in Game development- Tic Tac Toe AI
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 9.5 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Venni Ammal –
Course is designed simply and useful
Lav Thaiba –
Awesome work, Thank you Aarathi for such a wonderful explanation on AI with real world examples. Hope to involved on more courses from you. Regards,
Chris Verberne –
This course is very clear and easy to follow. If you want to know about Artificial Intelligence, this is for you. There is a very clear explanation about the MinMax routine and how to apply it. The pace of the course is just right. Also the teacher is very knowledgeable. Great course. I will recommend this course. Nice work!
Goya Hackers –
I learned a lot. From basics of Artificial intelligence to JavaScript and Web development, this course teaches everything related to creating an AI based web game. I recommend it.
Najeeb Hassan –
Very cool course with good simple explanations of the topic discussed. Good detail of explanations of the programming involved, with line by line explanation of the code, meaning that it is easy to follow along and that you are actually understanding the work that’s involved in the project.
Jaspreet Singh –
This course is a wonderful course. You will definitely get a chance to learn a lot from this course. Apart from that, this course is beginner friendly and the instructor has done a great job in explaining the crucial concepts. cheers!
Avishai Levy Poorun –
Engaging instructor with theoretical explanation put into practice. Knows the AI subject well
Laszlo Nadai –
Very slow at the beginning but then picks up the speed.
Aram Yako –
Good structure, good course and good subject to program game in javascript and implementing intelligence What I felt was bad was that we jumped around too much while explaining some part. It would be better if you open another file and just copied the two/three functions and calls into one site and explained them from there, instead of scrolling up and down then up again. Otherwise, well instructed, and fun for people that want to test to program JS and implement a brain/intelligence
James P. Wiant –
The first 75% of the course could have easily been reduced to 2 or 3 videos. It was full of repetition and general concepts. Very very basic HTML, css and JavaScript were introduced but very spread out. It appears the course was padded to appear longer and with more content than you actually got. When it finally became real AI JavaScript code then it jumped to very advanced scripting including recursion, using arrays as variables, etc. If it wasn’t for the fact that I’ve worked with recursion in other languages I don’t think I could have followed it. 20+ years experience in other languages told me that the code was not of a good standard. Variable names were very poor (example NUM used as a very important global variable. You never should call an important global NUM that could mean anything), using local variable names very similar to global ones so it’s easy to confuse them, function names equally nondescript, etc. The instructor has a very bad habit of starting to type ‘code’ but then deleting it because it was only an example and also instead of using a split screen to show code and diagrams or references at the same time she jumps between screen or goes to the top of the code then back to where you are working and then to somewhere else. Forget trying to type and understand the code as you go it’s impossible. I was very disappointed.
Mariyam Naqvi –
good
Da Eun Lee –
Interesting Algorithm!
Paul Shepherd –
This is a fantastic Course , well explained I found the course engaging and really explained this content very well If you want to learn some HTML , JS and CSS as well as building a great TIC TAC TOE app this is simply awesome thank you