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Is it really a "specialist" exposure, though? I'm pretty sure "programming a robotic car" involves solving all sorts of problems, not merely ones related to th
by DarkShikari 15y ago
Is it really a "specialist" exposure, though?
I'm pretty sure "programming a robotic car" involves solving all sorts of problems, not merely ones related to the fact that it is a car, and it is robotic.
Even in ordinary college CS, you're almost always faced with very specific assignments, like "write a memory allocator" or "write a search algorithm to help the cat find the mouse in this maze". The intent is to teach you a wide range of ideas and techniques; the specific goal of the task isn't really what's important.
- frisco 15y agoYeah, that's what I'm saying. The title made me think it would be specialist coverage, but it's actually widely-applicable tools just taught in the context of robotic cars. I'm pretty sure you could teach such a class either way.