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Principles of Robot Autonomy II

| | 7 | (Feb 17) Presidents' Day (no class) (Feb 19) Imitation learning I (Feb 21) Exam 2 | Lecture 12 | Lecture 12+ | | 8 | (Feb 24) Imitation learning II (Feb 26) Learning from human feedback | Lecture 13 Lecture 14 | Lecture 12+ | | 9 | (Mar 03) Interaction-aware learning, planning, and c

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Prerequisites

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  • Basic Python familiarity
  • Comfort with algebra or calculus basics
  • Interest in robotics systems
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| | 7 | (Feb 17) Presidents' Day (no class) (Feb 19) Imitation learning I (Feb 21) Exam 2 | Lecture 12 | Lecture 12+ |

| 8 | (Feb 24) Imitation learning II (Feb 26) Learning from human feedback | Lecture 13 Lecture 14 | Lecture 12+ |

| 9 | (Mar 03) Interaction-aware learning, planning, and control (Mar 05) Shared autonomy (Mar 07) HW3 due | Lecture 15 Lecture 16 | |Lecture 12+

| 10 | (Mar 10) Guest lecture (Erdem Bıyık) (Mar 12) Guest lecture 2 (TBD) (Mar 14) Exam 3 | | |

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| | 7 | (Feb 17) Presidents' Day (no class) (Feb 19) Imitation learning I (Feb 21) Exam 2 | Lecture 12 | Lecture 12+ | | 8 | (Feb 24) Imitation learning II (Feb 26) Learning from human feedback | Lecture 13 Lecture 14 | Lecture 12+ | | 9 | (Mar 03) Interaction-aware learning, pla

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Recommended prep: Basic Python familiarity; Comfort with algebra or calculus basics; Interest in robotics systems.

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