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Master of Science in

Robotics

Overview

The aims of the Master of Science in Robotics are (1) to develop students’ interest in, knowledge and understanding of robotics and autonomous systems, and (2) to prepare them for Ph.D. research in that area and/ or the industry workforce. The program teaches students to apply the research techniques and knowledge they have gained to solve complex problems in the field of Robotics.

Robotics research and the development of intelligent systems continue to be one of the key priorities set by both government and industry. Interdisciplinary in scope, our Master’s in Robotics provides an ideal foundation for what today’s experts in robotics and intelligent systems need to know. Along with the chance to learn from world leaders in their fields from across the globe, our program offers hands-on activities where you will learn by designing, prototyping, and validating intelligent robotic systems. As a graduate of the Master of Science in Robotics program, you will take a leading role in the development of integrated robotics technologies and systems, both locally and internationally.

  • icon Full time Mode
  • icon 36 Credits
  • icon On Campus Location

Meet the Faculty

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Yoshihiko Nakamura

Department Chair of Robotics, and Professor of Robotics

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Dezhen Song

Deputy Department Chair of Robotics, and Professor of Robotics

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Abdalla Swikir

Assistant Professor of Robotics

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David Hsu

Visiting Professor of Robotics

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Anqing Duan

Visiting Assistant Professor of Robotics

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Ke Wu

Visiting Assistant Professor of Robotics

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A typical study plan is as follows:


SEMESTER 1

AI701 Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
ROB701 Fundamentals of Robotics
One elective from the list

SEMESTER 2

ROB702 Robotics Vision and Intelligence
ROB703 Robot Localization and Navigation
One elective from the list

SUMMER

INT799 Internship (up to six weeks)

SEMESTER 3

ROB799 Master’s Research Thesis
RES799 Introduction to Research Methods

SEMESTER 4

ROB799 Master’s Research Thesis

Disclaimer: Subject to change.


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