Introduction to Self-Driving Cars
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Rating | 4.6★ based on 116 ratings |
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Length | 8 weeks |
Effort | 7 weeks of study, 5-6 hours per week |
Starts | Jul 3 (42 weeks ago) |
Cost | $99 |
From | University of Toronto via Coursera |
Instructors | Steven Waslander, Jonathan Kelly |
Download Videos | On all desktop and mobile devices |
Language | English |
Subjects | Programming Art & Design |
Tags | Computer Science Design And Product Software Development |
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self driving cars
Its a nice course from UofT, I love this course, It covers the fundamental of self driving cars!
This course is very helpful to get the basic idea of self driving cars.
This course is tough I really appreciate this course Great introductory course for engineers cours simple et clair merci pour tous Excellent introductory course for Self Driving Cars Excellent course The programming exercise needs a little more introductory .
Great first step in the world of self driving cars There is a steep learning curve for beginners, however if you take the time to learn and understand the content, you can succeed in this course.
This is an ambitious course that has been launched to compete with the udacity's Self driving cars course (atleast that's how I see it) .
Look forward to diving deeper into the complete Self Driving Cars course.
Course content was good to understand the basics of self driving cars but I felt some more topics should have been covered and in some more depth, that would have helped in solving the final assignment.
Nice course to learn basics of self driving cars.
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longitudinal and lateral control
Learnt more about the architecture of Self Driving Cars and longitudinal and lateral control.
I learned about longitudinal and lateral control algorithms, self driving car terminology.
Now, I am able to implement both the longitudinal and lateral controller for the car.
Specifically the implementation of longitudinal and lateral controller.
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self-driving cars
The best course to amass knowledge on the basics of self-driving cars.
good topics ,good material and strong exercises and simulating tool It is a must have course for anyone who pursuit self-driving cars.
Overall, the course is good to get an approach to self-driving cars.
nice course This is really a good course to have an overview of self-driving cars development knowledge with great contents and project.
I would say that needs to speed up a bit exceptionally good course to get introduced to the subject - Self-Driving Cars, which is going to be the game changer of the decade.
Course is good if you want to start in Self-driving cars Industry.
Great introduction to self-driving cars.
Nice introduction into the vast topic of self-driving cars/vehicles.
Best course for self-driving cars fundamentals.
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learnt a lot
Very Nice, Good Project and detail explanation on vehicle dynamics and control concepts Course was quite well structured but if Professor could include more live examples it would be quite helful for learning.Thanks again i learnt a lot from this course.
I learnt a lot and enjoy the study.
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carla simulator
The best is the practical sessions in CARLA simulator, it gave me opportunity to apply what is being learned.
After getting the CARLA simulator working it was fascinating to see your code being used to accelerate/steer your car around a given race track.
The quizzes, CARLA simulator and the assignments were extraordinary.
The only thing which troubled me is programming part and unavailability of some of articles for free.keep exploring the new scenarios in Carla simulator .
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final project
Final project submissions should not be copying final results in a file and submitting it.
There is one programming assigment in week 4 to get you started and a final project in week 7.
It leaves lots of space in the final project for you to piece together things that may sound dry in the lectures.
The final project was so difficult for me, I think more support and illustration are needed.
However, there could have been better explanations pertaining to the final project.
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learning experience
​Great learning experience!
I would like to thank the lecturer and Coursera for giving me this great opportunity to be part of this good learning experience.
Great learning experience with a lot of references and nicely designed projects to learn from.
I don't have all the prerequisite to take this course (minimal exposure to robotics, can't remember much about physics, I do have machine learning experience, but it is not helpful for this intro course).
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well designed
I Great course, well organized content and well designed assignment Great course, very good overview of the field, excellent/challenging/rewarding projects.
Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential equations) and programing experience in Python 3 are required, but the course is well designed and structured for beginners for this field.
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nonlinear mpc
The knowledge about how to implement a PID controller with the high level and low-level controller could not be mentioned enough because there was no exact knowledge about implementing an engine and throttle graph in real applications.The instructors seemed to want nonlinear MPC controller for the lateral control so that I really hardly worked on to analyze and implement the nonlinear MPC controller but in fact, there is no requirement to implement nonlinear MPC.
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Rating | 4.6★ based on 116 ratings |
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Length | 8 weeks |
Effort | 7 weeks of study, 5-6 hours per week |
Starts | Jul 3 (42 weeks ago) |
Cost | $99 |
From | University of Toronto via Coursera |
Instructors | Steven Waslander, Jonathan Kelly |
Download Videos | On all desktop and mobile devices |
Language | English |
Subjects | Programming Art & Design |
Tags | Computer Science Design And Product Software Development |
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