An Academic Pathway
The University of Wisconsin–Madison offers dozens of ways to integrate robotics into student coursework. Available courses range from Biomedical Engineering to Human-Robot interactions. Student work includes interplanetary exploration, automation of household tasks, and even build robots that can teach children how to read.
Explore Our Courses
Core Robotics – Undergraduate
- ME 240 – Dynamics
- ME 340 – Introduction to Dynamic Systems
Core Robotics – Graduate
- ME/ECE 439 – Introduction to Robotics
- ME/ECE 739 – Advanced Automation and Robotics
Related Courses
Human-Computer Interaction
- CS 570 Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction
- CS 770 Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence
- CS/PSYCH/BMI 841 – Computational Cognitive Sciences
- CS 731 – Advanced Artificial Intelligence
- ECE/CS 533 – Image Processing
- CS 766 – Computer Vision
- CS 760 – Machine Learning
Mathematical Theory
- ECE 717 – Linear Systems
- MATH 551 – Elementary Topology
Engineering
- ME 445 – Mechatronics in Control and Product Realization
- ME/ECE 547 – Design of Computer Control Systems
- ME/ECE 746 – Dynamics of Control Systems
- ME/ECE 577 – Automatic Controls Lab
- ME 601 – Introduction to Feedback Control of Autonomous Systems
- ME 751 – Matrix Methods in the Design and Analysis of Mechanisms
- ME 964 – High Performance Computing for Engineering Applications
- BME/ECE 762 – Biomedical Instrumentation
Other Relevant Courses
- CS 559 – Computer Graphics
- CS/ECE/ISyE 524 – Introduction to Optimization
- CS 704 – Principles of Programming Languages
- CS 838 – Physics Based Modeling and Simulation