Robotics and Automation Laboratories

Robotic and automation systems are needed for a variety of applications in civil and military missions. The application domains include security, surveillance and reconnaissance, planetary exploration, search and rescue, cleanup of hazardous waste, mining, transportation, manufacturing, rehabilitation and service, agricultural industry, biomedical industry, ocean and coastal engineering, and aerospace engineering.

The laboratory develops fundamental understanding in autonomous mobility and robot cooperation and provides computational algorithms for increasing cooperative mobility of mobile robotic systems.

Course Name: Microprocessor and Embedded System LAB

This is a core course of Electrical and Electronic Engineering & Computer Engineering program.

The goal of this course is to Introduce with microprocessor and microcontroller, understanding their basic differences and applications. Introduction to embedded systems and their applications. Understanding principles of operation of microcontrollers, including assembly language programming as well as internal architecture of processors and microcontroller. Learning about hardware-software interfacing and different interfacing techniques.

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Course Name: Computer System Architecture LAB

This is an advanced elective course, offered from the electrical engineering department. This course is a study of the evolution of computer architecture and the factors influencing the design of hardware and software elements of computer systems.