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Biologically-Inspired Computing: Exam Overview and Study Resources

Access examinable materials on biologically-inspired computing (BIC) including lectures on EAs, neighbourhoods, landscapes, and more at www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~dwcorne/. Explore teaching materials by Dr. Corne and prepare for your exam. The exams include questions on problem complexity, encodings, emergent behavior, and various algorithms. Make sure to review past BIC papers.

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Biologically-Inspired Computing: Exam Overview and Study Resources

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  1. Biologically Inspired ComputingRevision lecture DWC Examinable material Basic info on exam Your questions

  2. Everything is still here: www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~dwcorne/ Find my Teaching Materials, and go on from there. Or go straight to: http://www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~dwcorne/Teaching/bic.html

  3. Examinable material (DWC) BIC vs classical Problem complexity EAs Steady state / generational Neighbourhoods Landscapes Mutation Crossover Selection Encodings Better encodings for grouping problems Emergent behaviour Reynold’s rules ACO PSO CAs All my lectures (ppts in the green slots) And

  4. Exam Answer 3 questions from 4 Can’t promise, but you would normally expect that the share of the teaching is more or less reflected in the share of the questions. Prior BIC papers are a bit different BIC used to be DC, PV and PF (Pier Frisco), a third each Pier taught molecular computing / DNA computing. Obviously your exam paper won’t have any questions on that!

  5. 2011 paper

  6. 2012 paper

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