Lecture

Project-Based Learning in Communications and Robotics

Description

This lecture introduces a project-based course focused on communications and robotics. The instructor outlines the course structure, emphasizing practical projects that require students to innovate and work collaboratively under hardware constraints. The course is designed to prepare students for real-world challenges by encouraging independent research and problem-solving. Students will engage in hands-on projects using various hardware platforms, including Turtlebot 4 Lite and BladeRF 2.0 SDR. The lecture also discusses the importance of teamwork and adaptability, as this is the first iteration of the course, which may evolve based on student feedback. The instructor highlights the significance of learning to navigate challenges independently, as students will not always have direct guidance. The course will include lectures on wireless communications, sensing, and reinforcement learning, providing a comprehensive foundation for students to develop their projects. Overall, the lecture sets the stage for an engaging and dynamic learning experience in the fields of communications and robotics.

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