b645zck@utarlg.utarl.edu (Bytor The Knight of Darkness) (09/08/90)
in net-land comp.roboics knew of anuniversities where it would be possible and worthwhile to pursue an undergraduate or graduate degree in robotics? Thanks in advance! Bytor, The Dark Knight <b645zck@utarlg> "Arise Knight of Gold! It is time for you to awake!" --Larios Sopp-- The Five Star Stories "A Robot Carnival is fun to goto but you wouldn't want one to roll through your town." Robot Carnival
b645zck@utarlg.utarl.edu (D. Ross Cottrell) (09/17/90)
learning the VAX\VMS and EDT. I was wondering if anyone out there on the net had any information or opinions on the best place to pursue a robotics degree as an undergrad or grad student. I am currently pursuing a CSE undergraduate degree at UTA and I have hopes of going for a Ph.D. at Carnigie Mellon. UTA and CMU are known for there Robotics research, but I was wondering what other people ,both students and researchers, thought about these universities and other u's. Thanks in advance, again. (Please post to the list because around 5 people want ed info on grad schools. . ..) Bytor, Knight of Darkness aka D. Ross Cottrell B645ZCK@UTARLG
jc7k+@andrew.cmu.edu (Jeffrey C. Chen) (09/17/90)
Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute is a good choice.
I am a freshman student at CMU working in the Mobile Robotics Laboratory
of RI as a research student. From work, I see many facets of robotics
being explored in the Institute. There are many important projects
currently in development. It is fascinating to be in such a place. If
you are interested, you should send for information from the Robotics
Institute.
The address, I believe is as follows:
Robotics Institute
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
There's my two cents' worth...
-Jeff
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Jeff Chen
Email ID: jc7k@andrew.cmu.edu
Plan: Stay alive and avoid poverty.
"Yes, I'm deaf! Now leave me alone!"rtang@nff.ncl.omron.co.jp (Raymond Tang) (10/11/90)
Shane, I lost your email address, please send me another message. Ray Tang rtang@nff.ncl.omron.co.jp