EAAI-16 Call for Participation

Link to EAAI-16 CFP on AAAI site.

Dates

Submission Types

EAAI-16 provides several submission types:

In addition, EAAI-16 provides many other paths for participation including the following:

EAAI-16 welcomes paper submissions on a variety of topics, including, but not limited to the following:

Full-length submissions to EAAI-16 should describe well-developed ideas and/or pedagogical examples, and in most cases should include an evaluation of the work. Extended abstract/poster submissions may highlight preliminary or ongoing work. Papers submitted to EAAI-16 should not substantially overlap with papers that have been previously published or are under review elsewhere.

Additional Sessions

Model AI Assignments Session

EAAI-16 will feature a special session on Model AI Assignments suitable for use in a variety of class settings. There is a separate CFP for details on submissions to the Model AI assignment.

Hands-on Robotics Education Session

In this session, participants will try out some of the most accessible and capable hardware and software resources used in AI Robotics education today. A team of AI robotics educators will scaffold, demonstrate, and then guide participants to accomplish short tasks; several different platforms will be available (wheeled, aerial, pan/tilt sensing), and we will also place the robots and software in the context of several field-tested, undergraduate-focused curricula.

Relevant Topics for a Modern AI Course

There is a disparity between what is taught in many AI courses and what education and research colleagues would like to have taught. The aim of this panel is to propose a set of topics most appropriate for a modern introductory AI course.