OMSCS Course Review: Artificial Intelligence for Robotics (AI4R)
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- In this video I review the Artificial Intelligence for Robotics (AI4R) course from Georgia Tech's Online Master of Science in Computer Science (OMSCS).
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:32 Content
1:16 Structure
2:25 Pros
3:10 Cons
4:25 Recommendations
5:38 Conclusion
Links:
🐝 Official course page: omscs.gatech.edu/cs-7638-robo...
📝 Reviews: www.omscentral.com/courses/ar...
Great video! This class looks like a great first pick for me this fall, but I do have an important question. And this is not just for this class, but the entire program:
I SUCK at math. Like, I have an undergrad in COMPSCI and work as a software engineer, but the most math I’ve taken is maybe calculus 1? And at this point my skills have been forgotten or regressed heavily.
For someone who doesn’t know what specialization they want (AI or Architecture), what concepts would you recommend I brush up and learn on as a baseline? Or I guess, overall how much math was necessary throughout the program for you? Do you recommend any resources to brush up on the necessary math, or any courses that aren’t as math heavy and maybe teach you a bit of the fundamentals to start off the program with?
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So most of the computing systems classes don’t require much math at all, while the robotics and machine learning courses require more (linear algebra and statistics mostly). If you’re interested in some of those classes, AI for Robotics and Machine Learning for Trading are good “ramp up” courses. Since I did the computing systems specialization, AI4R was probably the most “mathy” class I took.
I mentioned this in another reply, but my biggest piece of advice is to just take it one class at a time, prep for that class reasonably well, and then relax. It’s a marathon not a sprint, and your motivation and mental health will be a much greater asset than whatever material you prep (which may or may not end up being useful).
Great review! I've taken 4 courses until now, how was the workload in AI4R for you? Do you think you could have paired up with any other course?
Probably around 10hrs/wk on average, with more time around when projects were due. I definitely could’ve paired it, but probably only with a course of equal or lesser difficulty