Studying Mobile Robotics at McGill

Graduate Studies

Masters and Ph.D. students in both computer science and (uncommonly now) engineering programs can pursue graduate studies in mobile robotics and computer vision in our lab.

Interested applicants are invited to peruse the McGill, School of Computer Science and Centre for Intelligent Machines webpages for more information. The standard application mechanism is to apply FIRST to the school of computer science expressing on your application an explicit desire to work in the Mobile Robotics Lab if that is what you want.

Undergraduate Studies

Senior undergraduate students at McGill who are interested in robotics are encouraged to take COMP417 (winter 2017, fall 2017). McGill undergraduate students can apply for funding (e.g. NSERC USRA for Canadians) to do a summer research project in our lab. They can also apply for a Capstone research project in robotics in their final year.

Courses

Studying Mobile Robotics at McGill

Graduate Studies

Undergraduate Studies

Courses

COMP765 Advanced Topics in Mobile Robotics

COMP766 Shape Analysis in Computer Vision

ECSE626 Statistical Computer Vision

COMP552 Combinatorial Optimization

Machine Learning Courses at MILA (UdeM + McGill)

COMP558 Fundamentals of Computer Vision

COMP690 Probabilistic Analysis of Algorithms

COMP554 Approximation Algorithms