Automation and Management
Lesson Code Course Name Class Credit Lesson Time Weekly Lesson Hours (Theoretical) Weekly Lesson Hours (Practice) Weekly Class Hours (Laboratory)
RO 4226 Robotics төртінші курс 5 150 1 2 2
Course Descriptions
Kazakh
Umarov Amantur Amangeldievich

The discipline develops models of construction, principles and methods, schemes of robotic complexes widely used in production, as a result of which robotic complexes control the operation of computer vision systems, which allows identification of industrial facilities. Control of production equipment studies the applications of robotic complexes (robotic manipulators or devices for the production of defective products) and computer vision for diagnostics.

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Mathematics I, II, Physics I, II

Expression, exchange of ideas, discussion, problem solving methods.

1Will be able to explain the basic definitions of robotics.
2Will be able to define the principles of movement of the musculoskeletal system.
3Explain the control of movement in robotic systems.
4Will be able to discuss the physical principles of movement.
5Will be able to discuss actuators and sensors used in robotic systems.
6Will be able to design robotic systems and determine their main elements.
Haftalık KonuEvaluation Method
1Introduction.
2Wheeled Robots.
3Limbed Robots.
4Other Types of Movement.
5Motors, Gears and Mechanisms.
6Non-Visual Perception.
7Computer Vision Systems and Visual Sensing.
8Orbit Planning.
9Localization, Navigation and Mapping.
10Control Strategies for Mobile Robots.
11Robotics Learning.
12Robotics Learning.
13Multiple Robot Control.
14Multiple Robot Control.
15Advanced Topics and Course Summary.
Relationship between the Curriculum and Learning Outcomes
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Textbook / Material / Recommended Resources
1Küçük,S ve Z. Bingül 2005 ‘Robot Tekniği I’ Birsen Yayınevi Ltd Şti. ISBN:975-511-424-6 İstanbul.
2Braga,N.C,2005 ‘Robotik Mekatronik ve Yapay Zeka’ Bileşim Yayıncılık,Fuarcılık ve Tanıtım Hizmetleri A.Ş.İstanbul.
3G. Dudek, M. Jenkin, “Computational Principles of Mobile Robots”, Cambridge, 2000, ISBN: 978-521-56876-0
4G. A. Bekey, “Autonomous Robots: From Biologically Inspiration to Implementation and Control”, MIT, 2005, ISBN: 0-262-02578-7.