Linear algebra and coding are rapidly becoming an essential foundation for the modern engineer in a computational world. Students in this course will gain insights into the mathematical theory of linear algebra and its realization in practical computational tools.
Advert from a student in Fall 2024: Fellow students, when fulfilling your math requirements, you have two pathways to choose from. The first is the traditional route: 12 credits of Calculus courses offered by Michigan’s Math Department, taken over three semesters. This pathway focuses heavily on theory, often without connecting the material to real-world applications in engineering and the sciences.
The second option is ROB 201: Calculus for the Modern Engineer, a streamlined 4-credit course completed in a single semester. Designed for students in robotics, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, aerospace engineering, computer science, physics, and naval architecture, ROB 201 focuses on the most critical aspects of calculus while emphasizing practical applications. You’ll not only learn what calculus is but also why it matters and how to use it in solving real-world problems.
ROB 501: Mathematics for Robotics, is a graduate-level course at the University of Michigan that introduces applied mathematics for robotics engineers.
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Published in , 1900
Remember! These electronic versions may differ from the final published papers; please obtain the originals if you wish to cite the paper.
Published in , 1900
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Papers on Bipedal Robots, Lower-limb Exoskeletons, and Robot Perception
Published in , 1900
Remember! These electronic versions may differ from the final published papers; please obtain the originals if you wish to cite the paper.