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 ====== Lab 1 - Agents ======
+**Note:** In all the labs, you can work together in teams of up to 4 students. You can use [[https://piazza.com/ru.is/spring2014/t622arti/home|Piazza]] to find teammates and discuss problems.
+You will need a Java Development Kit (JDK) and a Java IDE (a text editor should do as well).
 ===== Problem Description =====
 Implement the control program for a vacuum cleaner agent.
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 ===== Submit =====
-  - Answers to questions 1, 2, 4 and 5 in a (as doc, txt or pdf) and your source code in a zip archive.
+  * Answers to questions 1, 2, 4 and 5 in a (as doc, txt or pdf) and your source code in a zip archive.
 ===== Material =====
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      - return to the initial location
      - TURN_OFF
-  * For this your agent needs an internal model of the world. Figure out, what you need to remember about the current state of the world. Ideally, you create an object "State" that contains everything you need to remember and update this object depending on which action you executed and which percepts you got. Then you can implement rules that say which action should be executed depending on what properties the current state has.
+  * For this your agent needs an internal model of the world. Figure out, what you need to remember about the current state of the world and the agent.
 As a general hint: "Days of programming can save you minutes of thinking." Think of a strategy, the rules to implement it and the information you need to decide on the actions **before** you start implementing it.
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   * Go to "User Profile" and click on the edit button next to "manual_matches".
   * Create a new match and select one of the vacuum cleaner worlds as game.
-  * Select you player for the first role in the game and leave the second one (if there is a second one) as "Random".
+  * Select your player for the first role in the game and leave the second one (if there is a second one) as "Random".
   * Click on the start button and then on one of the magnifying glasses to see what happens.
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