Is there a way to use an example to demonstrate the properties of OOP?

How many distinct Al methods are there? Explain your thoughts using concrete examples.

How can discrete event simulations be used?

Draw diagrams like the one at the top of page 428 for the two cases at the bottom of the diagram at the bottom of the same page (both examples labelled right).

I need to figure out the criteria and constraints for an online coding robot. Having trouble distinguishing between the two (I can see the constraints clearly). the steps are as follows: stand up, sit down, take a step (must be standing), turn (right turn only -90 degrees), raise arms (must be standing), lower arms, add one to memory, subtract one from memory, test:touching anything? (must be standing with arms raised),test:touching door? (must be standing with arms raised), test: is number in memory zero?, repeat instructions (x) time, open door (must be standing with arms raised), stop (otto will not shut down without a stop command and his battery will not recharge)

What are some applications for the discrete event simulation?

After you have read the required chapters from the text for this unit, visit and read the following website to learn more about Gestalt Psychology.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestalt_psychology Now, consider at least one interface that you use at least several times a week. Think outside of the box - this doesn't have to be your computer - in fact, I would prefer it NOT be - it can be your phone, your television, or some other electronic interface. Describe concisely (no fluff, please!) how at least TWO of the "Laws of Grouping" were applied to the design of the interface that you chose.