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| ==== Course Resources ==== | ===== Course Resources ===== |
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| - {{ECE6554:syllabus.pdf| Sample Syllabus}} (Not Official and certainly Not Valid) | - {{ECE6554:syllabus.pdf| Sample Syllabus}} (Not Official and certainly Not Valid) |
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| | ===== Course Project ===== |
| ==== Project Options ==== | ==== Project Options ==== |
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| - Alternatively, this problem was tackled in Spring 2022 using SOS tools in conjunction with some adaptive scheme. There is a published paper describing the approach that could be followed. | - Alternatively, this problem was tackled in Spring 2022 using SOS tools in conjunction with some adaptive scheme. There is a published paper describing the approach that could be followed. |
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| | ==== Project Execution ==== |
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| | After the core adaptive control material has been covered in class and basic implementations in the homework, the project option will be initiated. It will be active during the last 6 weeks of the course (more or less). The curated projects have been broken down into digestible steps to work through. There will be project deliverables for the early steps, but not necessarily for all of the steps. The deliverables are to ensure that the project is started with enough lead time and to build up momentum. It also provides an opportunity to reflect on achievements to date and consider how to successfully follow through on the remaining steps. The deliverable dates should be seen as targeting minimally acceptable milestones that improve the likelihood of successful project completion. You are free to complete more than what is requested. Doing so would strengthen your position going into the final weeks of April. |
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