Recommended Courses
Graduate Courses
Electrical and Computer Engineering
| Code |
Title |
Requisites |
Offering |
| ELEC 870 |
Human-Robot Interaction |
Pre-Reqs: ELEC 344 or similar course. Co-Reqs: ELEC 448 or MECH 456 or MREN 348 or similar from another university, OR permission of the instructor. |
Fall |
| ELEC 825 |
Machine Learning and Deep Learning |
Pre-Req: ELEC 326 or equivalent, or permission of the instructor |
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| ELEC 845 |
Vehicle Control and Navigation |
Pre-Reqs: ELEC 443, MECH-350 or equivalent undergraduate-level course in control systems. Excl: MINE-855 |
|
| ELEC 848 |
Control Systems Design for Robots and Telerobots |
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| ELEC 866 |
Signal Detection and Estimation |
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| ELEC 874 |
Deep Learning in Computer Vision |
|
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| ELEC 872 |
Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Systems |
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Mechanical Engineering
| Code |
Title |
Requisites |
Offering |
| MECH 857 |
Robotics |
|
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| MECH 853 |
From Science-Fiction to Science-Fact through Robotics Engineering Research and Design |
|
Winter |
| Code |
Title |
Requisites |
Offering |
| CISC 856 |
Reinforcement Learning |
|
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| CISC 813 |
Automated Planning |
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Other Faculties and Departments
| Code |
Title |
Requisites |
Offering |
| PSYC 801 |
Design of Experiments |
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Undergraduate Courses
Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering
| Code |
Title |
Requisites |
Offering |
| MREN 348 |
Introduction to Robotics |
|
Winter |
Other Faculties and Departments
| Code |
Title |
Requisites |
Offering |
| STAM 200 |
Introduction to Statistics |
|
Summer or Winter Term (usually) |
| BIOL 243 |
Introduction to Statistics |
Pre-Reqs: None. Excl: CHEE 209; COMM 162; ECON 250; GPHY 247; KNPE 251; NURS 323; POLS 285; PSYC 202; SOCY 211; STAM 200; STAT 252; STAT 263; STAT 367. One-Way Exclusion: may not be taken with or after STAT 269. |
|
| CMPE 325 |
Human-Computer Interaction |
Pre-Reqs: ELEC 278 |
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Migration note: several "Requisites"/"Offering" cells were blank on the source page; verify current offerings against the ECE and SGS calendars before publishing, since course numbers and terms change year to year.
