AI Robotics

(3 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

The past decade has seen significant progress in Artificial Intelligence (AI). This course aims to bridge the gap between abstract machine learning concepts in AI and the tangible world of robotics. It offers a deep dive into the mechanisms that enable robots to see, understand, and react to their surrounding dynamic situations and work safely and effectively side-by-side with people. Topics include robot perception, high-level decision-making, and learning-based control. The ethical implications and societal impacts of AI robotics will also be explored. Through a combination of theoretical learning and hands on problem-solving, this course aims to provide students with a robust understanding of the principles behind AI and the practical challenges of robotic implementation. This course is designed to be accessible to students with foundational electrical engineering knowledge and a passion for diving into AI robotics. Whether you aim to pursue a career in industry or academia, this course will provide a solid footing in one of the most dynamic and impactful areas of modern engineering.