Computer Go programming

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Topics to cover:

Basic philosophies of Go program design
- Knowledge-based
- Learning systems
- Monte-Carlo
State representation
Zobrist hashing
Pattern matching
Tactical search
Problems that arise in computer-computer games
Life and death
- Eye spaces
- Escape and confinement
- Capturing races
Global vs Local reading
Fuseki and opening books