CS 294-277, Robots That Learn (Spring 2026)
Robotics has been late to the deep learning revolution compared to computer vision and natural language processing, mainly because “big data” is not so readily available. However significant advances have been made in the last few years, and the purpose of this class is to present a coherent framework for studying these advances.
Logistics Time: Mondays 3-5PM Location: Room 1213 @ Berkeley Way West Instructor: Jitendra Malik TA: Tara Sadjadpour ~ Welcome from Jitendra ~ Robotics has been late to the deep learning revolution compared to computer vision and natural language processing, mainly because “big data” is not so readily available. However significant advances have been made in the last few years, and the purpose of this class is to present a coherent framework for studying these advances. My goal is to build machines that can emulate the remarkable capabilities of humans and other animals at motor…
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