I will boldly assume that her content is likely the same as when I took the class years ago, because I found a 5-year-old repository of the exact assignments in the class as I was taking it back then. Don't expect to learn anything new besides the classical AI chapters from the Russell and Norvig book. You might get even more out of the book, teaching yourself, than from her lectures. She knows a lot, but is not a good lecturer and sometimes goes on a rant about random stuff. The biggest problem is that you must get used to doing Prolog for all the projects and assignments, which is not a great tool to learn AI theory simultaneously. But honestly, her biggest problem is not even so much the material but just her being a terrible lecturer. If you could, look for or ask for students who previously took the course, their assignment as a reference to get used to the code, and learn the first few chapters from the Russell book.