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A 1986 video on software design methods pertaining to specific systems using expert knowledge

Full title: AT&T Briefings on Software Technology: Expert Systems Aimed at software programmers, this 1986 educational video explains how to integrate expert, specific knowledge into software programs. A number of examples are used; below is a rough outline of what is covered. This film would have been used in a higher-education classroom setting, as well as in software design workplaces. Topics covered: I: Expert Systems: What are they? II: Knowledge Engineering: How is expertise acquired, and how is it embodied in a system? III: Examples of Expert Systems: CASNET (glaucoma treatment) http://groups.csail.mit.edu/medg/ftp/... ELAS (Earth resources Laboratory Application Software) and how it was applied to petroleum exploration British Steel, Lackenby (process control) IV: Knowledge Representation and Search: how are these elements integrated in a program? V: ACE or the Automated Cable Expert(ise): a profile of the specific diagnostic program within AT&T using artificial intelligence to make decisions regarding telephone cable maintenance. Implemented 1982-83 within the Bell System. VI: Summary The following Labs scientists appear in the film: Gregg Vesonder, Mitch Marcus, Casimir A. Kulikowski, Fred Miller, Jon Bentley, William Gale Footage Courtesy of AT&T Archives and History Center, Warren, NJ