Connectionism: An Introduction
Author: Robert Stufflebeam

Overview:
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MODULE DESCRIPTION:

Neurons in the brain are able to communicate with one another because they form elaborate information processing networks. Connectionist networks (or artificial neural nets) are special computer programs that simulate those biological networks. This module explains how connectionist networks work.

MODULE COMPONENTS:

CURRICULUM MATERIALS
TRANSITION PAGES
INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES
  • Overhead for "Connectionism: An Introduction"

    Below is a web page that hits the highpoints in the three page unit on "Connectionism: An Introduction." The page was created in large font for projecting onto a large screen in a classroom.

Credits:

Funding
This module was supported by National Science Foundation Grants #9981217 and #0127561.