Your second and third years have distinctive course requirements and electives. Here we can compare four related majors through select second and third year courses. Introduces the following topics: ...

CATALOG DESCRIPTION: A laboratory-based introduction to robotics. Focus will be on both hardware (sensors and actuators) and software (sensor processing and behavior development). Topics will include: ...

The overarching learning goal of this class is to create an appreciation for the tight interplay between mechanism, sensor, and control in the design of intelligent systems. This includes (1) formally ...

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Introduction to Robotics describes the basics of industrial robotics, including types, applications, and programming methods. Industrial robots are reprogrammable machines that can perform repetitive ...

30 credit hours 1 required course - Introduction to Robotics 43 course options 30 dissertation hours (PhD) 4-6 dissertation hours (Thesis Master’s) The University of Colorado Boulder has started a ...

Prof. Kevin Lynch's course is critical to the MSR experience and has led to a number of exciting innovations. Humans are quite adept at manipulating the world. We can push a sofa on the floor, pivot a ...

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The robotics industry is evolving quickly -- so quickly, in fact, that higher education programs in computer science are struggling to keep up. About a decade ago, Jeff McGough, professor of ...