Introduction to Self-Driving Cars, Universidad de Toronto
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por NT
•Mar 31, 2019
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.
por DC
•Feb 25, 2019
Great course, very good overview of the field, excellent/challenging/rewarding projects. Highly recommended!
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por oualid ro
•Apr 16, 2019
cours simple et clair merci pour tous
por Akash Chavan
•Apr 13, 2019
Excellent introductory course for Self Driving Cars
por Ioannis Refanidis
•Apr 09, 2019
Excellent course
por Guruprasad M Hegde
•Apr 09, 2019
The programming exercise needs a little more introductory . For someone new its very difficult to follow and adapt and meet the deadlines. This could potentially be demotivating
por Ruoqi Zhang
•Apr 08, 2019
Feeling it's hard for me because I only have CS background and know nothing about automatic control. The knowledge in slides is not so clear for a totally fresh man.
Suggest firstly get the introduction of robotics and automatic control then take this course.
por Kevin Menden
•Apr 06, 2019
The lectures were a bit hard to follow (can't read the text and listen to the speaker at the same time). Especially the programming assignments were not extremely well documented, making it a bit hard to come up with correct formulas here and there. But it is entirely possible.
But all in all good quality course.
por Jorge Monforte González
•Apr 05, 2019
Great first step in the world of self driving cars
por Nigel Tims
•Mar 31, 2019
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.
por Sri Sai Abhishake Gopal Dasari
•Mar 28, 2019
This is one the best courses that you can find on coursera. 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) . The instructors are veterans in the field and they some people from the industry (Zoox, Waymo.. etc) to show the big picture. The courses from week 1-3 gives the theoritical introduction about the hardware, software, architectural and safety requirements. Then from the week 4 you can get your hands dirty with application of physics, mathematics in python. ( I had a hard time here) But you'll it if you love learning. It's where all the domains converge from mechanics to programming. I know programming and I started learning the mathematical and physics concepts from other sources. But be informed that the explanation of mechanical concepts is very low as they assume that you posses them. So, if you don't have you will start learning them in parallel with the course.
If you are serious and if you are ready to take the mental work the take the course. It's worth the money and time. All it needs is your hardwork and attention.
por Alex Michael Bizzanelli
•Mar 28, 2019
great it was a big help i enjoyed it .
