Robotics: Possible Elective Courses

Any course listed under Sensing, Reasoning, or Acting that is not used to fulfill the breadth or depth requirement, as well as 400 level or higher courses (approved by a faculty advisor), can be considered an elective.

  • AEROSP 495: Fundamentals of Aerospace Computing
  • AEROSP 585: Aerospace Seminar (topic varies by term)
  • EECS 460: Control Systems Analysis and Design
  • EECS 467: Autonomous Robotics
  • EECS 501: Probability and Random Processes
  • EECS 565: Linear Feedback Control
  • EECS 586: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
  • EECS 587: Parallel Computing
  • EECS 600 / IOE 600: Function Space Methods in System Theory
  • EECS 643: Theory of Neural Computation
  • ELI 521: Writing for Academic Purposes I
  • ENTR 510: Compensation, Funding & Ownership (Winter 2017)
  • KIN 413: Clinical Gate Analysis
  • MATH 451: Advanced Calculus I
  • MATH 525: Probability Theory
  • MATH 658: Nonlinear Dynamics and Geometric Mechanics
  • MECHENG 552: Mechatronic Systems Design
  • MECHENG 560: Modeling Dynamic Systems
  • MOVESCI 510: Musculoskeletal Simulation and Optimal Control (Umberger)
  • PSYCH 614: Advanced Statistical Methods II
  • PUBPOL 754: Research Seminar in Science, Technology and Public Policy 
  • TCHNCLCM 610: Dissertation, Dissertation Proposal, and Thesis Writing

Special Topics Courses:

  • EECS 498: Special Topics – Social Computing Systems
  • EECS 498: Special Topics – Introduction to Algorithmic Robotics
  • EECS 598: Special Topics – Interactive Game Systems
  • EECS 598: Topics in Hardware Security
  • ENGR 599: Special Topics in Engineering – approved sections vary
  • ENTR 599 Special Topics for Entrepreneurship – approved sections vary
  • ENTR 599.31: Special Topics – Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Technology
  • ISD 599F: Vehicle Crashworthiness and Occupant Protection
  • ROB 599: Special Topics – Robot Ethics