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The document is a question bank for the subject 'Introduction to AI and Applications' under the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. It contains a series of questions covering various topics in AI, including search algorithms, agent types, knowledge representation, prompt engineering, and the advantages and limitations of AI. Each question aims to assess understanding and application of AI concepts and techniques.
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AI Question Bank

The document is a question bank for the subject 'Introduction to AI and Applications' under the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. It contains a series of questions covering various topics in AI, including search algorithms, agent types, knowledge representation, prompt engineering, and the advantages and limitations of AI. Each question aims to assess understanding and application of AI concepts and techniques.
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SJCIT Question Bank

Department of Computer Science and Engineering


Question Bank
SUBJECT TITLE Introduction to AI and Applications
SUBJECT CODE 1BAIA203

Q. Questions
No.
1. What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Describe the three main skills on which AI focuses.
2. Illustrate how the Breadth First Search technique works.
3. Illustrate the types of AI based on capabilities.
4. Differentiate between Depth first search and Depth Limited Search.
5. Apply the greedy best-first search algorithm on the graph given below to reach node I
from node S.

6. With a neat diagram, explain the working principles of the Simple Reflex agent and
Model-Based agent.
7. Describe the working structure of a generic knowledge-based agent program.
8. Apply the greedy best-first search algorithm on the graph given below to reach node A
from node G.

9. Illustrate the working principle of Uniform cost search

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10. With a neat diagram, explain the cycle of Knowledge Representation in AI.
11. Differentiate between
a) Discrete vs Continuous b) Observable vs Partially Observable
d) Episodic and Sequential agent
12. With a neat diagram, explain the working principles of the Model-Based agent and
Utility-Based agent.
13. Illustrate the key components of a prompt and develop one example prompt that
includes all components.
14. Illustrate how Prompt engineering works.
15. Consider Education as an application and describe the types of prompts it supports.
16. How does prompt engineering improve communication between humans and LLMs?
17. Mention the advantages and applications of Prompt engineering.
18. How can prompt engineering make advanced AI systems more accessible to non-
technical users?
19. Illustrate how different prompt techniques can be applied to improve the performance of
LLMs in real-world tasks with an example.
20. Explain the importance of a prompt in guiding the responses of a language model.
21. Discuss the advantages and limitations of AI.
22. With a neat diagram, explain: a) simple-reflex agent, b) Goal-Based agent
23. Illustrate with an example how the Depth First Search works.
24. Describe four types of environments commonly used in AI systems.
25. Illustrate and explain the key parts of a learning agent using a diagram.
26. Illustrate how the TELL-ASK-PERFORM operation works on the AI-tutor.
27. Describe the PEAS for a self-driving car.
28. Describe the different categories of AI.
29. Apply Uniform Cost Search for the given graph to find the Cheapest path from S to G.

30. Illustrate with an example how prompting strategies enhance LLM performance.
31. Discuss why Prompt Engineering is vital in AI systems.

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