Cognitive Science - Unit Wise Questions

Unit 1: Introduction
91 Questions

1. Compare cognitive science with sociology and explain it with examples. Differentiate between linguistics of artificial intelligence?

10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

1. Define the cognitive science and its applications in computer science. Compare cognitive science with other science.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

1. Explain the cognitive science and its applications.

10 marks | Asked in 2069

1. What is cognitive science? Differentiate between cognitive science and other science.

10 marks | Asked in 2071

1. How can you define connectionist computational cognitive science model? How far theories and principles of psychology are interrelated to the cognitive science theories?

10 marks | Asked in 2072

1. Why cognitive science is important in the computer science? Compare it with philosophy and explain it with suitable examples.
10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

1. Define cognitive science with two examples. Compare it with psychology and explain with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2068

2. Explain the architecture of an expert system and its applicability in different areas.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

2. Differentiate between think humanly and act humanly with suitable examples. What are the applications of artificial intelligence?

10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

2. Explain and state the characteristics of AI problem and also explain the first characteristic with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2071

2. How Descartes justified mind-body problem with his popular wax argument? What was the response of Turing to his demonstration?

10 marks | Asked in 2072

2. Define and explain artificial intelligence. Act rationally is an important part of artificial intelligence. justify it with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

1. Define the cognitive science. How symbolic computational cognitive science differs from the connectionist computational cognitive science?

6 marks | Asked in 2076

2. Explain the artificial intelligence task domains with example.

10 marks | Asked in 2069

1. What is mind body problem? Discuss about the Pinker, Penerose and Searle’s response to mind body problem [3+7]

10 marks | Asked in Model Question

3. Knowledge can be represented with if then rules, explain it with two practical examples.

10 marks | Asked in 2068

3. Explain the steps involved in building a system to solve an artificial intelligence problem.

10 marks | Asked in 2069

3. The object based system can represent knowledge, explain it with practical examples.

10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

3. How important computation is in cognitive science? What components a Physical Symbol System (PSS) consists of? Construct a PSS for Arithmetic Computation.

6 marks | Asked in 2072

2. What do you mean by informed search? Explain the influence of heuristic functions in inform search algorithms. Show how heuristic is used in A* search?

6 marks | Asked in 2076

3. Explain the various approaches and issues in knowledge representation and also explain the various problems in representing knowledge.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

3. What do you mean by first order predicate logic? Explain it with practical example.

10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

3. Explain the A* algorithm with example.

10 marks | Asked in 2071

4. Explain the algorithm of breadth first search with suitable example. How can you modify it, explain.

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What do you mean by A* search? Explain it with an algorithm and suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

4. Explain with example of depth first search. What are the benefits of using depth first search?

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Explain with example of Breadth first search and its benifits.

10 marks | Asked in 2071

4. Differentiate between depth first search and breadth first search with example.

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Differentiate between hill-climbing search and A* search with example.

10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

2. What is physical symbol system? Illustrate with example. Discuss about the Fodor’s argument for language of thought hypothesis. [4+6]

10 marks | Asked in Model Question

3. Define knowledge representation. Explain the properties of knowledge representation system. How knowledge can be represented using frames?

6 marks | Asked in 2076

4. The searching can be represented using tree. Explain the algorithm of depth first search with suitable example.

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Hill-climbing search is a heuristic search, justify it along with algorithm and practical example.

10 marks | Asked in 2068

4. What do you mean by AO* algorithm? Explain with example.

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Differentiate between procedural and declarative knowledge.

10 marks | Asked in 2069

4. Differentiate between procedural and declaration knowledge with an example.

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Explain A* search algorithm with example.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

4. Define elements of a computing model. Why Turing machine are considered as a useful model to the real computers?

6 marks | Asked in 2072

5. What do you understand by Turing machine? Design a Turing machine with finite set of states as q0 and q1, alphabets are 'a' and 'b', initial state is q0 and assume 6 suitable transitions.

10 marks | Asked in 2068

5. Explain briefly the key difference between procedural and declaration knowledge.

10 marks | Asked in 2071

3. What is visuospatial attention? Mention the hypotheses about visuospatial attention. Describe about the standard and radical simulations of mind reading. [2+3+5]

10 marks | Asked in Model Question

5. Design a Turing machine with finite set of states as q0 and q1, alphabets are 'a', 'b' and 'c', initial state is q0 and assume 5 suitable transitions. What are the practical applications of Turing machine?

10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

4. Describe about  Marr's three level of information processing with suitable example.

6 marks | Asked in 2076

5. How Artificial Neural Networks can exploit the self-Organization capability? Construct a multilayer recurrent neural network with at least six neuron nodes. Allocate the required input, weights and activation function with your own assumption. Finally, compute the mathematical expression for final output of the network.

6 marks | Asked in 2072

5. Explain with block diagram of the components of a typical expert system.

10 marks | Asked in 2069

5. Why Turing machine is required? Design a Turing machine with finite west of states as q0, q1, and q2, alphabets are "a" and "b", initial state is q0 and assume 5 with suitable examples.

10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

6. Explain the basic model for computation with suitable practical example.

10 marks | Asked in 2068

6. How morphological analysis is done? In language understanding models, how ambiguities in languages can be addressed by pragmatic analysis?

6 marks | Asked in 2072

5. List out the different rules in Resolution Algorithm. Consider the knowledge base given as: Prove 7q can be inferred from above KB by using resolution.

6 marks | Asked in 2076

6. Differentiate between depth-first and breadth first search with example.

10 marks | Asked in 2069

6. Differentiate between types I and type II Chomsky hierarchies with examples. Explain the role of Chomsky hierarchy in the computation?

10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

6. Explain the various approaches and issues in knowlegde representation with example.

10 marks | Asked in 2071

5. Explain the breadth first search technique with example and also explain the benefits of it.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

6. List down the all Chomsky hierarchies. Explain in detail about type 0 with practical examples.

10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

6. Derive the mathematical model of neural network system with example and also explain about its importance.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

7. Explain the mathematical model of neural network system with suitable example. Also explain the importance of neural networks.

10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

7. Explain the biological neuron. Explain the mathematical model of neural network system with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

7. What do you mean by Qualia? How Gelernter uses this term to define consiousness? What was his response to mind-body problem?

6 marks | Asked in 2072

7. Explain the AO* algorithm and its application.

10 marks | Asked in 2071

6. Explain the Chomsky hierarchy of grammar with suitable examples.

6 marks | Asked in 2076

7. What are the importance of neural network? Explain the mathematical model of neural network system with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2068

7. Explain the Turing machine with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2069

8. Explain the perceptron with suitable suitable practical example and algorithm.

10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

8. Explain the back propagation practical example and algorithm.

10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

8. What do you mean by Hebbian Learning? Explain it with suitable practical example and algorithm.

10 marks | Asked in 2068

8. Mention the types of all Chomsky hierarchies and explain two of them with practical example.

10 marks | Asked in 2069

7. What are the steps in natural language processing? List and explain them briefly.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

8. Explain the suitable example how Turing machine works?

10 marks | Asked in 2071

4. Discuss Marr’s three level of computation. Support your answer with example. [5]

5 marks | Asked in Model Question

8. Why learning is important in Neural Network? How Hebbian Learning can be used to train Neural Networks? Illustrate with an example?

6 marks | Asked in 2072

7. Explain about information Processing. How store model and sensory registers are used in the processing?

6 marks | Asked in 2076

8. Explain John Searle approach in the cognitive science. What is its relation with Descartes.Explain with example.

6 marks | Asked in 2076

8. Explain the Chomsky Hierarchy with example.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

9. Define the terms: 

a) Gelernter

b) Pinker

10 marks | Asked in 2069

9. Define the terms:

a) Pinker

b) Searle

10 marks | Asked in 2071

5. Describe cognition, cognitive psychology and cognitive science. [5]

5 marks | Asked in Model Question

9. Explain penrose approach in the cognitive science. What is its relation with Descartes, explain with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

9. How hill climbing search works in a state space? How can you say that hill climbing search is not complete? Support your answer with an example. Configure the required state space and assign the heuristic with your own assumptions.

6 marks | Asked in 2072

9. Explain Searle approach in the cognitive science. What is its relation with Descartes, explain with example.

10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

9. Explain Gelernter approach in the cognitive science. What is its relation with Descartes, explain with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2068

9. Explain the pinker approach in the cognitive science. What is its relation with Descartes? Explain.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

6. What is Cognitive Model of Memory? Describe about the Atkinson-Shiffrin’s Model. [1+4]

5 marks | Asked in Model Question

10. List down the steps in natural language processing and explain them briefly.

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What are the parameters of natural language processing? Explain syntax with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2071

10. Why lexicon and morphology are required in natural language processing, explain suitable example?

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What are the parameters of language processing? Explain in detail about syntax with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2067(old)

10. How can you generate parse tree in the natural language processing? Explain it with example.

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Differentiate between syntax and semantics in the natural language processing? How can you modify it with pragmatic approach?


10 marks | Asked in 2067 II

10. Explain the parameters of natural language processing with its syntax and suitable example.

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Mention the steps of natural language processing and explain them in briefly.

10 marks | Asked in 2069

10. Differentiate between natural language understanding and generating with suitable example.

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List the parameters of natural language processing. Explain in detail about auditory inputs with suitable example.


10 marks | Asked in 2068

9. What are the parameters of language processing? Explain.

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Why lexicon and morphology are required in natural language processing, explain suitable example?


6 marks | Asked in 2076

10. What do you mean by inferential adequacy property of knowledge representation system? How resolution can be used to infer conclusions in predicate logic? Mention the steps with an example.

6 marks | Asked in 2072

10. Why lexicon and morphology are needed in natural language processing? Explain with example.

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Explain the parameter of natural language processing with its syntax and example.

10 marks | Asked in 2070

7. Describe the Chinese room argument. Justify whether Chinese room problem passes Turing Test? [3+2]

5 marks | Asked in Model Question

10. Write short note on:

i) Back propagation

ii) Stages of Expert System Development

6 marks | Asked in 2076

8. How goal based agent are different from simple reflex agents? [5]

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9. Discuss about the ACT-R/PM cognitive architecture. [5]

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10. How mapping of the brain’s electrical activity is done with EEG and MEG? [5]

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11. Describe the Baron-Cohen’s Model of mind reading system. [5]

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12. What is neural network? Describe about the multilayer neural network. [2+3]

5 marks | Asked in Model Question

Unit 2: Precursors of Cognitive Science
1 Questions

2. Explain briefly the background of artificial intelligence. The rational thinking is important in artificial, justify it with suitable example.

10 marks | Asked in 2068

Unit 3: Psycological Perspective of Cognition
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Unit 4: Physical Symbol System and Language of Thought
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Unit 5: Cognitive System
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Unit 6: Brain Mapping
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Unit 7: Mind Reading
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Unit 8: Neural Networks and Distributed Information Processing
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