How to build a self-driving car in one month | by Max Deutsch | Medium

It’s not as hard as it seems…

Max Deutsch 68 min read · Jun 6, 2017 -- 17 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size On May 1, 2017, I asked myself the question: Can I learn the necessary computer science to build the software part of a self-driving car in one month? On May 22, 2017, after 26 hours of learning and coding, I found out that the answer was yes. During the month of May, I documented my entire learning process in a series of 31 daily blog posts, which are compiled here into a single narrative. In this article, you can relive my month of insights, frustrations, learning hacks, and triumphs, as

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