Örebro University is offering an introduction course in ROS (Robot Operating System). The course will offer knowledge on ROS, how it works and how it is applied within a variety of artificial intelligence and robotics areas.
The student will use ROS to design parts of an intelligent system and test these both in simulation as well as on existing robot platforms. The course is part of the education initiative Smarter at Örebro University.
An overview of the core functionalities in ROS.
Description of how to design an ROS-based system.
Presentation of existing systems within various robotic areas and how ROS is applied in these areas.
Lab work with opportunities to use both simulated and real robotic platforms.
This contract education initiative is aimed at working professionals with a higher education qualification of 180 credits earned at the first cycle (bachelor's level) with computer science/computer technology as the main field of study, or alternatively a higher education qualification of 180 credits earned at the first cycle (bachelor's level) in computer technology/computer science/systems science (which includes computer programming).
