The Robotics: Capstone Online Course is the 6th course in the 7 course series of Robotics Specialization provided on the Coursera website. In the specialization programme, candidates will get an opportunity to find practical solutions for real-world problems using the techniques learned throughout the course.
The Robotics: Capstone Certification Course is conducted by the University of Pennsylvania under the guidance of Sid Deliwala belonging to the Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering. The open online course will equip learners with mathematics and programming skills and methods used by researchers in robotics engineering labs.
The Robotics: Capstone Training Course can be scheduled according to the preferred timelines of learners. The 100% online course is only open to learners who have completed the first 5 courses of the Robotics Specialization. The course will be taught with the help of video lectures and academic readings, and earn a digital shareable certificate at the end.
The Highlights
Shareable certificate
Self-paced course
Flexible deadlines
100% online
3 weeks duration
26 study hours
Course videos
Academic readings
Practice quizzes
Graded assignments
Peer review
Financial aid
English medium
Subtitles in English
Programme Offerings
Digital Shareable Certificate
Self-paced Course
Flexible Deadlines
100% Online
English medium
English Subtitles
26 Study Hours
financial aid
Peer review
videos
practice quizzes
Academic Readings
3 Weeks Duration
Graded Assignments.
Courses and Certificate Fees
Certificate Availability
Certificate Providing Authority
yes
Coursera
The Robotics: Capstone Course comes in two variants. The free version of the course will provide access to course content. But to obtain a certificate of completion, candidates should subscribe to the paid course.
What you will learn
Programming skillsKnowledge of Artificial IntelligenceRobotic skills
After learning Robotics: Capstone Course, you will gain knowledge about the following topics:
Introduction to the Capstone project
Mobile Inverted Pendulum
Autonomous Rover Track
Integration of ODE with MATLAB
Review of Infinitesimal Kinematics
Introduction to Apriltags
Linearization Models
Motion Planning for the MIP
Admission Details
Given here are the steps given to enroll in Robotics: Capstone Online Course:
Step 1: Click on the URL given below -
https://www.coursera.org/learn/robotics-capstone
Step 2: Click on the “Enroll for Free” option and click on the desired course.
Step 3: Fill in the required details and complete the process.
The Syllabus
Videos
Capstone Introduction and Choosing the Capstone Project
Introduction to the Mobile Inverted Pendulum (MIP) Track
Introduction to the Autonomous Rover (AR) Track
Videos
A1.1 Using MATLAB for Dynamic Simulations
(Review) Dijkstra's Algorithm
Readings
B1.1 Purchasing the Robot Kit
B1.2 The Rover Simulator
Practice Exercise
A1.2 Integrating an ODE with MATLAB
Videos
(Review) Newton's Laws; Damped and Undamped
(Review) PD Control for a Point Particle in Space
A2.1 PD Control for Second-Order Systems
(Review) Infinitesimal Kinematics; RR Arm
B2.1 Building the Autonomous Rover (AR)
B2.6 Connecting to the Pi
Readings
B2.2 Soldering tips
B2.3 Soldering the Motor Hat and IMU
B2.4 Flashing your Raspberry Pi SD Card
B2.5 Assembling the Robot
B2.7 Expanding the SD Card Partition
B2.8 Remote Access to the Pi
B2.9 Controlling the Rover
Practice Exercise
A2.2 PD Tracking
Videos
(Review) Extended Kalman Filter
A3.1 Using an EKF to get Scalar Orientation from an IMU
B3.1 Calibration
B3.2 Camera Calibration
(Review) Rotations and Translations
B3.4 Camera to body calibration
B3.5 Introduction to Apriltags
Readings
B3.3 Motor Calibration
B3.6 Printing your own AprilTags
B3.7 Optional: IMU Accelerometer Calibration
Practice Exercises
A3.2 EKF for Scalar Attitude Estimation
B3.8 Calibration
Videos
(Review) Lagrangian Dynamics
A4.1 Modeling a Mobile Inverted Pendulum (MIP)
(Review) 2-D Quadrotor Control
B4.1 Designing a Controller for the Rover
Practice Exercise
A4.2 Dynamical simulation of a MIP
Videos
(Review) Linearization
A5.1 Local Linearization of a MIP and Linearized Control
(Review) Kalman Filter Model
(Review) Extended Kalman Filter Model
B5.1 An Extended Kalman Filter for the Rover
Practice Exercise
A5.2 Balancing Control of a MIP
Videos
(Review) Motion Planning for Quadrotors
A6.1 Feedback Motion Planning for the MIP
B6.1 Integration
Practice Exercise
A6.2 Noise-Robust Control and Planning for the MIP
Instructors
Penn Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
1: What are the total study hours for the Robotics: Capstone Online Course?
The seven weeks long specialized course will require approximately 26 study hours of students.
2: Which institution is offering the Robotics: Capstone Course?
The Robotics: Capstone Course is offered by the University of Pennsylvania.
3: Will I get any credits for the Robotics: Capstone Training Course?
No, the course does not give any credits to learners.
4: Will the learners get jobs through placement help from the course?
No, the Robotics: Capstone Certification Course does not offer any placement help for learners.
5: Is the certificate I receive shareable?
Yes the digital course certificate received by learners is shareable.