Systems Engineering and Applied Robotics

12 units · Graduate

Spring: 12 units This course is intended for graduate students of all disciplines who are interested in learning about Systems Engineering and its application in the development of interdisciplinary technical systems. The first part of the course introduces students to the models, methods, and techniques of Systems Engineering. The second part of the course is a study on the adaptation of Systems Engineering in the development of novel robotic systems in applied fields. Each student in the class will perform a semester long study on a special topic in Systems Engineering and a critical evaluation of the process in the development of innovative robotics for applications in space, mining, agriculture, mining, and others.