CS 7638: Artificial Intelligence for Robotics Course Overview/Thoughts!

Hope anyone who watches this finds this helpful and learns more about the AI for Robotics course offered through Georgia Tech's OMSCS. Screen recordings of the projects were provided by the TA (not my actual programs running). Subscribe for more content!

[@JimmyGeniusEllis]

Review all your classes like this. This was extremely helpful and helping me understand Georgia tech online

[@aanchaladhikari4550]

Thank you for making such an in-depth and insightful course review. Really enjoyed it. Hope you keep sharing your experiences 😊.

[@amilkarherrera9804]

Great review! Keep them coming! Thank you very much for sharing!

[@eittorres]

I just commented in another video asking for this video. So, nvm. Thank you again. You are doing great things here.

[@bryan_truong]

Thanks Edwin! I'm about to make a similar video covering AI, Ethics and Society so be on the lookout :)

[@RogerLuo1995]

Great review! Thanks for sharing!

[@bryan_truong]

Thanks! I’m in the process of making another review for AI, Ethics, and Society, so stay tuned!

[@miloszbis9636]

I love the spirit you show for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill by wearing their shirt

[@shanestephens7895]

Artificial intelligence sounds awesome! Might take some undergrad classes when I get there (high school senior)

[@neomage2021]

I'm taking it right now. Mostly finished with everything. I think it is fun and would definitely suggest it as a good first class for most. I thought Sebastian's lectures were good and all the projects were pretty easy. I think I finished the entire course work in 3 weekends. The mars glider was a bit annoying only because tuning helped but it was really down to luck whether you could get a 100/100 on gradescope.

[@christopherwashington9448]

Did they give you templates for the projects? It should be very difficult to start the project from scratch. Thanks!

[@antoniozeus4]

Hey Bryan - nice review. Does this course allow you to front-load all projects? Or are projects/assignments released throughout the semester? TY

[@bryan_truong]

Hey Antonio, great question. This course does allow you to front-load all projects, so you can definitely get ahead if you want to!

[@rchen639]

good shit

[@AvielLivay]

And is it possible to, for example, skip the summers, and say complete the OMSCS program after like 5 years? Do you have to tell the registrar that you are going to do here something not so normal and not take any course during the summer? Or is it that the default is that you don't take unless you register to a course? I just want to get the feel for this.

[@bryan_truong]

Yeah, I think there is a limit of 6 years though to finish the program. But you can take semesters off- you just can't take two consecutive semesters off

[@adnanan-noor2104]

What python libraries are used in this class? Also, would you please specify a bit more on what probability topics are needed? You showed visualization of projects. Did you have to create the visualization yourself? Thank you so much for your review man.

[@bryan_truong]

I did not make the visualizations- they are provided by the instructors so that you can visualize and test your project. As for the libraries, I unfortunately can’t remember but it doesn’t require in depth knowledge of any

[@AvielLivay]

do you also work?

[@bryan_truong]

Yes