Yun Peng Professor Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering University of Maryland Baltimore County

 

Items of Interest:

• Teaching
• Current and Former Students
• Research
• Publications
• Other Information
• Contact Information

Teaching

• Fall 2008
  CMSC671, Principles of Artificial Intelligence, Section 0101

 Previous semesters

• Spring2008
  Coordinating: CMSC341, Data Structures
• Fall 2007
  CMSC671, Principles of Artificial Intelligence, Section 0101
• Spring 2006
  CMSC341, Data Structures, Section 0401
  CMSC475/675, Introduction to Neural Networks, Section 0101
• Fall 2005
  CMSC471, Artificial Intelligence, Section 0101
• Spring 2005
  CMSC341, Data Structures, Section 0401
• Fall 2004
• CMSC671, Principles of Artificial Intelligence, Section 0101
  CMSC475/675, Introduction to Neural Networks, Section 0101

Current Students

• Jaewook Kim (PhD student)
• Yang Yu (PhD student).
• Yi Sun (PhD student).
• Shenyong Zhang ((PhD student jointly with University of Science and Technology of China)

Recent Students

• Tom Briggs (Ph.D) Dissertation: Constraint Generation and Reasoning in OWL, November, 2008.
• Rong Pan, (PhD) Dissertation: Semantically-Linked Bayesian Networks: A Framework for Probabilistic Inference Over Multiple Bayesian Networks, August, 2006.
• Yang Yu, (MS) Thesis: Learning the Semantic Meaning of a Concept from the Web, August, 2006.
• Zhongli Ding, (PhD) Dissertation: BayesOWL: A Probabilistic Framework for Uncertainty in Semantic Web, December 2005.

Former Students (since 1994)

Research:

Probabilistic Reasoning; Machine Learning; Neural Networks; Intelligent Agents and Multi-Agent Systems; Semantic Web; E-Commerce; Artificial Life.

• Bayesian Networks
• Semantic Web
• Intelligent Agents and Multi-agent Systems
• Neural Network Methods for Bayesian Networks
• Artificial Life
• Associative Memory

Publications

Contact Information:

Email: ypeng@umbc.edu
Tel: (410) 455-3816
Fax: (410) 455-3969
Office: Room 341, Information Technology and Engineering (ITE) Building
Snail Mail:

      Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
      University of Maryland Baltimore County
      1000 Hilltop Circle
      Baltimore, Maryland 21250

Last Modified: December 19, 2009.