CSST101 Interactive Games Hub

Advanced Knowledge Representation & Reasoning
Bootstrap Web Version (AY 2025–2026)

This repository hosts 7 interactive, browser-based educational games designed for the course
CSST101 – Advanced Knowledge Representation and Reasoning.

Each game corresponds to a major reasoning model or knowledge representation method taught in the subject.

Live Website
🔗 https://markbernardino.github.io/KRR-Modules-1AY2526/

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📝 CSST101 Combined Google Form Assessment

Students must complete the official assessment after playing the interactive games.

👉 Google Form Link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfs_xITf4uYebK2fpOLCc7hqi6t3dAgLc6mjFfxJzdDwPxx9A/viewform?usp=sharing

This form evaluates:

• Situation Calculus
• Event Calculus
• Spatial Reasoning
• Rule-Based Systems
• Forward & Backward Chaining
• Semantic Networks
• Case-Based & Model-Based Reasoning

Make sure all parts are completed before submission.

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🎮 Included Games

1️⃣ Robot Delivery — Situation Calculus

Simulates actions and fluents. Move the robot and transport boxes across rooms.

2️⃣ Smart Home Simulator — Event Calculus

Add timed events and query fluent states at a given time.

3️⃣ Campus Navigator — Spatial Reasoning

Demonstrates adjacency, graph reachability, and spatial relations.

4️⃣ Medical Expert System — Rule-Based Reasoning

IF–THEN rule-based diagnostic reasoning.

5️⃣ AI Detective — Forward & Backward Chaining

Investigate inference processes and rule chaining.

6️⃣ Semantic Network Builder — Ontologies & Semantic Nets

Create classes, properties, and test inheritance.

7️⃣ Case Solver — CBR & MBR

Demonstrates Case-Based Reasoning and Model-Based Reasoning.

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🖥 Deployment

Hosted through GitHub Pages:
🔗 https://markbernardino.github.io/KRR-Modules-1AY2526/

To update the site:

1. Commit changes
2. Push to GitHub
3. GitHub Pages automatically rebuilds the site

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📜 License

For educational and institutional use under LSPU CCS.

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✨ Developed By

Mark Bernardino
Laguna State Polytechnic University
College of Computer Studies

Assisted by ChatGPT