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AI Applications Week 2

English translation

My Notebook explaining an AI topic

  1. Save a copy to your Google Drive and rename it Name_StudentID_Week2.ipynb, replacing the name and student ID fields with your own.
  2. “Reading guide” provides explanations; “✍ Write your own” marks cells for you to edit.
  3. Double-click a response cell to edit it. Remove the entire ⟪…⟫ placeholder, including brackets, and replace it with your own content.
  4. After entering the content, press Shift+Enter to check the rendered result. Keep Markdown symbols such as | in tables, - and 1. in lists, and ** for emphasis.

Example: Name: ⟪Your name⟫ → 이름: 홍길동

For images, equations, and links, replace the entire ⟪…⟫ at each designated location with actual Markdown/LaTeX. Do not leave input instructions as answers. In “Fix Markdown errors,” correct the syntax in the next problem cell yourself.

Environment: Standard Python runtime. No GPU, personal Drive mounting, or extra installation is required.

0. Check code execution

Press the run button or Shift+Enter in the Code Cell below. Check that the mean is 22.0. This cell is not a response field for entering sentences.

readings = [20, 22, 24]
average = sum(readings) / len(readings)
print("평균:", average)

Reading guide · Topic and author

Use your AI topic as the title and enter your name and student ID. Keep # before the title.

Double-click the following “✍ Write your own” cell to enter your response.

✍ Write your own · Topic and author

⟪My chosen AI topic⟫

Name: ⟪Your name⟫
Student ID: ⟪Your student ID⟫

Reading guide · Technology introduction

Introduce your chosen technology in 3–5 sentences. Include what it does, what data it uses, the problem it solves, and practical uses. Keep the heading structure below or adapt it to your topic.

Double-click the following “✍ Write your own” cell to enter your response.

✍ Write your own · Technology introduction

1. Technology introduction

What problem does it solve?

⟪Delete this and enter 3–5 sentences introducing the technology, data, problem, and uses⟫

Reading guide · Key terms and features

Apply bold, italics, and inline code to your own content. Keep the symbols in the template below and replace only the placeholder text. Then describe features in a bulleted list with at least 3 items.

Double-click the following “✍ Write your own” cell to enter your response.

✍ Write your own · Key terms and features

2. Key terms and features

⟪Key term⟫: ⟪Meaning of this term⟫

⟪Feature to emphasize about this technology⟫

⟪Relevant function, variable, or code expression⟫: ⟪Meaning of this expression⟫

Reading guide · AI processing sequence

Describe your topic's processing sequence from input to result in an ordered list of at least 4 stages. Replace the placeholders after numbers 1. through 4. below.

Double-click the following “✍ Write your own” cell to enter your response.

✍ Write your own · AI processing sequence

3. AI processing sequence

  1. ⟪What happens in the first stage⟫
  2. ⟪What happens in the second stage⟫
  3. ⟪What happens in the third stage⟫
  4. ⟪What happens in the fourth stage⟫

Reading guide · Related image

Include at least 1 image and 1–2 sentences of explanation. Enter the following syntax at the image position in the response cell and replace it with an actual address. Do not copy the three backticks enclosing the code block.

![What the image shows](actual image URL)

After Shift+Enter, check that the image appears. Avoid addresses visible only to you and check that others can view it.

Double-click the following “✍ Write your own” cell to enter your response.

✍ Write your own · Related image

⟪Replace this entire line with image Markdown⟫

Image caption: ⟪Enter 1–2 sentences explaining what the image shows and its relevance to the AI topic⟫

Reading guide · Comparison table

Replace column headings with your own comparison criteria and fill at least 3 columns and 4 data rows. Keep | and --- below the header. The header does not count as a data row.

Double-click the following “✍ Write your own” cell to enter your response.

✍ Write your own · Comparison table

5. Comparison table

⟪Comparison criterion A⟫ ⟪Comparison criterion B⟫ ⟪Comparison criterion C⟫
⟪Row 1 A⟫ ⟪Row 1 B⟫ ⟪Row 1 C⟫
⟪Row 2 A⟫ ⟪Row 2 B⟫ ⟪Row 2 C⟫
⟪Row 3 A⟫ ⟪Row 3 B⟫ ⟪Row 3 C⟫
⟪Row 4 A⟫ ⟪Row 4 B⟫ ⟪Row 4 C⟫

Reading guide · Equations and meanings

Write at least 2 LaTeX equations, each with at least 1 sentence explaining its meaning. Replace the entire placeholder at each equation location with an equation enclosed in $$.

$$
Enter a LaTeX expression on this line
$$

Write actual equations in place of the explanatory sentences above, without copying code block backticks. Press Shift+Enter and check that equations render.

Double-click the following “✍ Write your own” cell to enter your response.

✍ Write your own · Equations and meanings

6. Equations and meanings

Equation 1

⟪Replace this entire line with a first LaTeX equation enclosed in $$⟫

Meaning of equation 1: ⟪Enter at least 1 sentence explaining the symbols and equation⟫

Equation 2

⟪Replace this entire line with a second LaTeX equation enclosed in $$⟫

Meaning of equation 2: ⟪Enter at least 1 sentence explaining the symbols and equation⟫

Reading guide · References

Include at least 1 link related to your AI topic and 1–2 sentences explaining its selection or content.

[Resource name](actual resource URL)

Enter this syntax in the next response cell and replace it with an actual name and address.

Double-click the following “✍ Write your own” cell to enter your response.

✍ Write your own · References

7. References

⟪Replace this entire line with a Markdown link to an actual resource⟫

Reason for selection or resource content: ⟪Enter 1–2 sentences⟫

8. Run the designated code

The following code is designated for the assignment. Run it unchanged and check Number of AI fields: 4. Write answers in the following “✍ Write your own” Text Cell, rather than inside the code.

ai_fields = [
    "Computer Vision",
    "Natural Language Processing",
    "Robotics",
    "Generative AI"
]
print("Number of AI fields:", len(ai_fields))

Reading guide · Differences between Markdown Cells and Code Cells

Run the preceding code and answer the following two questions. Q1 asks why that execution location is needed; Q2 asks for at least 2 differences between the cells.

Double-click the following “✍ Write your own” cell to enter your response.

✍ Write your own · Differences between Markdown Cells and Code Cells

Differences between Markdown Cells and Code Cells

Q1. Why should the code above be run in a Code Cell?

⟪Enter your answer⟫

Q2. List at least 2 differences between the two cells.

  1. ⟪First difference⟫
  2. ⟪Second difference⟫

9. Fix Markdown errors

The entire next cell is the problem for you to edit. Fix the deliberately incorrect heading, emphasis, numbered list, and table syntax. This problem has no ⟪…⟫ placeholder.

Double-click the next cell, correct the existing syntax, and press Shift+Enter to check the result. This is separate from the 3-column, 4-data-row table in your report.

#Artificial Intelligence

##Computer Vision

*Object Detection

1 Computer Vision 2 Natural Language Processing 3 Robotics

|Model|Accuracy |YOLO|0.92 |CNN|0.87

10. Check before submission

If assignment instructions change during the current semester, follow the latest KLAS and teaching assistant announcements. Finally, reread your submission to check for sentences or equations you cannot explain yourself.

Any remaining placeholder marks an unfinished response field. Check that you have not used instructional explanations as your own answers.

Submission deadline: 2026-09-10 23:59 (Korean time)

Submission filename: Name_StudentID_Week2.ipynb — e.g., GildongHong_20261234_Week2.ipynb (use your own name and student ID).

Submit to: The corresponding KLAS assignment. Follow the latest announcement if instructions change.