CMN 150V FINAL TEST STUDY GUIDE
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1. UCCSS 1-02: so what did he just rattle down? - ANSWER ✔ In the late
1980s, less than 1% of all technologically stored information was digital,
and now more than 99%
2. UCCSS 1-02: What does it mean that the amount of technologically stored
information "doubles" every 2-3 years? - ANSWER ✔ Each 2-3 years, as
much is added to what we have accumulated since the very beginning
3. UCCSS 1-02: What changed? - ANSWER ✔ More people document social
reality nowadays
4. UCCSS 1-02: What do evolutionary theorists say about the "Major
Transitions in Evolution" - ANSWER ✔ Every time we (life) came up with
a new way of processing information, a major transition happened
5. UCCSS 1-02: From this social evolutionary perspective, the digital and the
biological are merged when: - ANSWER ✔ ... society as a whole has
become indispensably dependent on digital technology
,6. UCCSS 1-02: What's the difference between his two online courses? -
ANSWER ✔ The other one is about how digital tech changes society and
this one is about how digital tech changes knowledge production
7. UCCSS 1-04: The first wave of scientific advancements focused on : -
ANSWER ✔ A small number of interrelated variables
8. UCCSS_Shelton_AI4: Having ferried the goat across, you can now take the
wolf or the cabbage. This means that next you'll either bring the food source
or the nemesis to the goat. What do you do? - ANSWER ✔ Take the
cabbage, leave it, and take the goat back
9. UCCSS_Shelton_AI4: It's estimated that it's been 13.7 billion years since the
big bang. A year has 365 days * 24 hours * 60 minutes * 60 seconds. Is 43
quintillion larger or smaller than the seconds since the big bang - ANSWER
✔ Larger
10.UCCSS_Shelton_AI4: Being in the position it is currently in, and sensing its
"environment" of black walls and grey-lined states, which are the possible
next moves for our robot? It can move: - ANSWER ✔ south and east
11.UCCSS_Shelton_AI4: Imagine you are a robot and you have to report your
last movement. If all you know about your location is that before and after
your last move you only had a wall to the north, then where in the room was
your move? - ANSWER ✔ Either from the 2nd to the 3rd state on the top of
the room, or the other way around
12.UCCSS_Shelton_AI5: In contrast to traditional programming approaches,
machine learning approaches feed what into the computer, in order to
, produce what in return? - ANSWER ✔ They are fed data and the output, to
produce the program
13.UCCSS_Shelton_AI5: What is "generalisability"? - ANSWER ✔ extension
of findings obtained from a sample population to the population at large
14.UCCSS_Shelton_AI5: So your machine learning algorithm "learned" the
shown "rule" how red-circles and blue-crosses differ. Now imagine we find
a new insect, with exactly midpoint mass and midpoint wingbeat frequency.
Given what the ML "knows", would it classify this insect as red-circle type
or blue-cross type? - ANSWER ✔ red circle
15.What paradigm underlies "computational science"? - ANSWER ✔ The
digital revolution
16.In the late 1980's, how much information was stored digitally? And how
much now? - ANSWER ✔ less than 1%, now more than 99%
17.If we would take 5ZB of information and store it in books. How far would
the pile reach? - ANSWER ✔ Many times from the Earth to the Sun
18.What does it mean that the amount of technologically stored information
"doubles" every 2-3 years? - ANSWER ✔ Each 2-3 years, as much is added
to what we have accumulated since the beginning
19.With digital revolution, what changed? - ANSWER ✔ More people
document social reality nowadays
, 20.Did the DNA of all human cells store more or less information than digital
technology in 2014? (5 ZB) - ANSWER ✔ Less, digital information grows
much much faster
21.What do evolutionary theorists say about the "Major Transitions in
Evolution"? - ANSWER ✔ Every time we (life) came up with a new way of
processing information, a major transition happened
22.From this social evolutionary perspective, the digital and the biological are
merged when: - ANSWER ✔ Society as a whole has become indispensably
dependent on digital technology
23.The first wave of scientific advancements focused on: - ANSWER ✔ A
small number of variables
24.The second wave of scientific advancements focused on: - ANSWER ✔
averages of many (rather unknown) variables
25.What was the key that helped industry to make speech to text solutions
sufficiently robust for applications in the commercial market? - ANSWER ✔
big digital data footprint
26.Which of the following are examples of a "dialogue", in contrast to a
sequence of "Q and As" strung together? - ANSWER ✔ -your first
successful date with a new partner
-creating a fun weekend plans with friends where everyone contributes their
ow ideas
-doing a collective class project together where everyone comes up with
different input
2026/2027 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
1. UCCSS 1-02: so what did he just rattle down? - ANSWER ✔ In the late
1980s, less than 1% of all technologically stored information was digital,
and now more than 99%
2. UCCSS 1-02: What does it mean that the amount of technologically stored
information "doubles" every 2-3 years? - ANSWER ✔ Each 2-3 years, as
much is added to what we have accumulated since the very beginning
3. UCCSS 1-02: What changed? - ANSWER ✔ More people document social
reality nowadays
4. UCCSS 1-02: What do evolutionary theorists say about the "Major
Transitions in Evolution" - ANSWER ✔ Every time we (life) came up with
a new way of processing information, a major transition happened
5. UCCSS 1-02: From this social evolutionary perspective, the digital and the
biological are merged when: - ANSWER ✔ ... society as a whole has
become indispensably dependent on digital technology
,6. UCCSS 1-02: What's the difference between his two online courses? -
ANSWER ✔ The other one is about how digital tech changes society and
this one is about how digital tech changes knowledge production
7. UCCSS 1-04: The first wave of scientific advancements focused on : -
ANSWER ✔ A small number of interrelated variables
8. UCCSS_Shelton_AI4: Having ferried the goat across, you can now take the
wolf or the cabbage. This means that next you'll either bring the food source
or the nemesis to the goat. What do you do? - ANSWER ✔ Take the
cabbage, leave it, and take the goat back
9. UCCSS_Shelton_AI4: It's estimated that it's been 13.7 billion years since the
big bang. A year has 365 days * 24 hours * 60 minutes * 60 seconds. Is 43
quintillion larger or smaller than the seconds since the big bang - ANSWER
✔ Larger
10.UCCSS_Shelton_AI4: Being in the position it is currently in, and sensing its
"environment" of black walls and grey-lined states, which are the possible
next moves for our robot? It can move: - ANSWER ✔ south and east
11.UCCSS_Shelton_AI4: Imagine you are a robot and you have to report your
last movement. If all you know about your location is that before and after
your last move you only had a wall to the north, then where in the room was
your move? - ANSWER ✔ Either from the 2nd to the 3rd state on the top of
the room, or the other way around
12.UCCSS_Shelton_AI5: In contrast to traditional programming approaches,
machine learning approaches feed what into the computer, in order to
, produce what in return? - ANSWER ✔ They are fed data and the output, to
produce the program
13.UCCSS_Shelton_AI5: What is "generalisability"? - ANSWER ✔ extension
of findings obtained from a sample population to the population at large
14.UCCSS_Shelton_AI5: So your machine learning algorithm "learned" the
shown "rule" how red-circles and blue-crosses differ. Now imagine we find
a new insect, with exactly midpoint mass and midpoint wingbeat frequency.
Given what the ML "knows", would it classify this insect as red-circle type
or blue-cross type? - ANSWER ✔ red circle
15.What paradigm underlies "computational science"? - ANSWER ✔ The
digital revolution
16.In the late 1980's, how much information was stored digitally? And how
much now? - ANSWER ✔ less than 1%, now more than 99%
17.If we would take 5ZB of information and store it in books. How far would
the pile reach? - ANSWER ✔ Many times from the Earth to the Sun
18.What does it mean that the amount of technologically stored information
"doubles" every 2-3 years? - ANSWER ✔ Each 2-3 years, as much is added
to what we have accumulated since the beginning
19.With digital revolution, what changed? - ANSWER ✔ More people
document social reality nowadays
, 20.Did the DNA of all human cells store more or less information than digital
technology in 2014? (5 ZB) - ANSWER ✔ Less, digital information grows
much much faster
21.What do evolutionary theorists say about the "Major Transitions in
Evolution"? - ANSWER ✔ Every time we (life) came up with a new way of
processing information, a major transition happened
22.From this social evolutionary perspective, the digital and the biological are
merged when: - ANSWER ✔ Society as a whole has become indispensably
dependent on digital technology
23.The first wave of scientific advancements focused on: - ANSWER ✔ A
small number of variables
24.The second wave of scientific advancements focused on: - ANSWER ✔
averages of many (rather unknown) variables
25.What was the key that helped industry to make speech to text solutions
sufficiently robust for applications in the commercial market? - ANSWER ✔
big digital data footprint
26.Which of the following are examples of a "dialogue", in contrast to a
sequence of "Q and As" strung together? - ANSWER ✔ -your first
successful date with a new partner
-creating a fun weekend plans with friends where everyone contributes their
ow ideas
-doing a collective class project together where everyone comes up with
different input
