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Our teacher (Kenny) have asked us this, and I think it's a really good question. It is a course that has numerous applications in many areas of computer science like algorithms, machine learning, simulation, graphics and much more. It is also a very nice course form, where students get much time with the teachers and can ask questions and discuss with them. People are encouraged to participate rather than being passive listeners like in so many other courses, which - I believe - greatly improves the learning rate. Why do you think no one are interested in the course? Bad information? Not interesting? Too much math? Bad "marketing"? Or something different? |
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My guess is this:
I'll consider renaming it but keeping the contents the same. "Robot Lab" is self-describing to most people in a way CCO isn't. |
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From what I hear it's a nice supplement to Statistical Methods for Machine Learning. My experience is that people find that course to be one of the most challenging mandatory courses on the Master's line. Not necessarily in terms of passing, which seems easy, but in terms of understanding the material. I suppose that could be what scares some away. |
I'll consider taking it this fall then :-)
I took it and I liked it ;)