It’s been a couple of very intense weeks around here, but sure I haven’t quit studying! CS373 at Udacity is keeping up with the expectations, definitely! I’m every day more enthusiastic about the things they’re teaching. It’s also proving tough, which I like very much: there are already so many “no-previous-knowledge-required” courses out there, but
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It really seems that a couple of tough courses in AI (one at Udacity and one at my faculty) and a job and a MS thesis aren’t enough to keep me busy, so I’ve started having a look at Software Engineering for Software as a Service at Coursera. It’s a shorter course than CS373, only five weeks.
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The first week of CS373 at Udacity was fun… and tough! Homework 1.4 is about the localization of a robot in a 2D red-and-green world, you have to calculate the probability distribution given the “world”, a list of measurements and a list of motions. Your sensor is pretty broken (senses right only 7 times out of
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I’m a great fan of e-learning, and I’m a computer engineer, so I decided to start a blog to share my ideas and comments about the e-courses that I’m taking right now. Or maybe even about the courses that I’m taking at my university. Right now I’m deep into AI and Robotics, I’m taking CS373 at
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