Robotics, Human-Robot Interaction

The domain of robotics considers the challenge of engineering intelligent machines to share our physical world. Among the important ongoing work in the area, research seeks to enable robots to interact effectively with people.

Research Faculty

Robin Murphy

Raytheon Professor, Computer Science & Engineering

Office: PETR 317
Phone: 979-845-8737
Email: murphy@cse.tamu.edu

Dylan Shell

Professor, Computer Science & Engineering

Office: PETR 315
Phone: 979-845-2369
Email: dshell@cse.tamu.edu

Shawna Thomas

Instructional Associate Professor, Computer Science & Engineering
Undergraduate Advisor

Office: PETR 319 | Advising: EABA 104
Phone: 979-862-8877
Email: sthomas@tamu.edu

Courses Offered

CSCE 635. AI Robotics. Credits 3. 3 Lecture Hours. 1 Lab Hour.

Introduction and survey of artificial intelligence methods for mobile robots (ground, aerial, or marine) for science and engineering majors; theory and practice of unmanned systems, focusing on biological and cognitive principles which differ from control theory formulations.

Prerequisite: CSCE 350/ECEN 350/ECEN 350/CSCE 350.

CSCE 643. Seminar in Intelligent Systems and Robotics. Credits 3. 3 Lecture Hours

Problems, methods and recent developments in intelligent systems and robotics. May be taken at multiple times for credit as content varies.

Prerequisite: Approval of instructor.